so we dont go for lunch and get a very late dinnersenior officials understand the plight of these cops but they believe a little nutritional knowledge is also needed their staple diet is roti or rice with dal and sabzi it is filling but lacks micronutrients cops need to eat more nutritional food and we will help develop that awareness said a senior woman police officer the senior men in the police department are not even surprised with the high levels of malnourishment and weak health among their female counterparts a senior official said we need to understand their social and economic situation before talking about their health a majority of them come from a rural background where they eat a heavy breakfast and dinner there is no concept of lunch there this continues when they join the force too as there is hardly any time for lunch considering their low salaries they want to avoid splurging on fruits or juices while working on the field naturally they are underweight and suffer from deficienciesdcp headquarters deepak gahlawat said we are aware that there might be some health concerns among women cops we will continue with health checkups and provide necessary medical aid to them