DGP Reviews Security Scenario In Kashmir
Srinagar, Oct 15 (GNS): Director General of Police, J&K Dilbag Singh on Friday reviewed the current security scenario of the Kashmir valley.
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The meeting was held at Police Control Room Kashmir here and was attended by Spl DG CID J&K R R Swain, ADGP Armed J&K SJM Gillani, IGP Kashmir Zone Vijay Kumar, DIG CKR Sujit Kumar, SSP Srinagar Sandeep Chaudhary and Commandants of Kashmir based Armed/IRP battalions . All other district SSsP of Kashmir Zone attended the meeting through video conferencing, a police spokesman said.
Addressing the meeting, the DGP emphasized on the collective measures to tackle security situation and subversive acts by the militants and their masters across the border.
He stressed upon all officers to put in place effective measures for maintaining peace and order in coordination with CAPFs, a police spokesman said in a statement to GNS.
“He said that Pak sponsored elements are time and again making attempts to damage growing peaceful atmosphere here to disturb normal public life and said that these evil attempts would be dealt with fortitude.”
Underscoring the need of pro-active role of law enforcement agencies, the DGP directed the officers to make optimum use of modern tools to monitor the suspected movement of anti-national elements.
“The DGP said that improvement in the security situation is upsetting the elements inimical to it and it is paramount for us to defeat such designs of anti-national and anti social elements. He stressed for enhanced security measures and anti militancy operations.”
The DGP, the spokesman said, directed the officers to maintain close surveillance and track of such elements and bring them to justice as quickly as possible by way of well coordinated measures.
Complimenting the recent anti-militancy operations, the DGP directed the officers to continue to safeguard the age-old traditions of love and respect for peaceful coexistence of all sections and communities of Jammu and Kashmir and not to allow the “enemies of civil society” succeed in creating a wedge between the people.
He stressed that action be continued against all those involved in “inhuman” activities. He said that forces should remain more vigilant in view of recent increased infiltration bids of militants from across the border.
The DGP directed the officers to further strengthen and augment the intelligence as well as security grids in their respective areas for the safety and security of the people. The DGP reiterated the importance of maintaining close synergy between the J&K Police and other agencies to meet the security challenges. He directed officers to remain extra alert
The meeting deliberated on present security scenario in the Valley.
The officers representing different wings, units and districts briefed the DGP about the measures put in place for maintaining peace and order and ensuring security of the people. (GNS)
