Srinagar: Following the review meeting, police spokesman said that the main aim of the meeting was to take the comprehensive review of the working of various wings of J&K Police.
He said the session started with a welcome address by IGP Kashmir which was followed by a presentation by DGP J&K.
The DGP briefed the chair regarding the present security scenario of the valley and the challenges present on the ground.
He also presented the Annual work plan devised by the JKP for the current year highlighting the roadmap put in place to counter the various security challenges like counter insurgency, law & order, protection of minorities, etc. at zonal, range and district level.
IGP Kashmir V.K Birdi also gave a detailed presentation highlighting the challenges and the achievements of the Kashmir Zone and the roadmap of zone regarding the operations and crime.
The Lieutenant Governor addressed the police officers and appreciated the role of J&K Police for peaceful conduct of general parliamentary elections, SANJY and assembly elections.
He also appreciated crime related performance indices & directed the officers to devise result-oriented strategy to counter the propaganda from across the border.
The LG also stressed upon the officers to focus on core policing issues and all aspects related to confidence building among public and redressal of public grievances.
During the session, DGP J&K briefed about the overall scenario and also took responses from the officers regarding their preparedness for the upcoming season.
ADGP HQ also briefed the chair regarding various issues pertaining to police administration, budget, IT, procurement & CCTNS. ADGP CID elaborated on the intelligence gathering efforts that have been crucial in pre-empting potential threats, detailing a new collaborative framework with local law enforcement to enhance data sharing to reduce the response times.
The IGP Crime also presented the roadmap on the implementation and training related to New Criminal laws.
The IGP Railways in his brief underscored the commitment of the Railway Police to ensure the safety and security of passengers and railway infrastructure in the region.
The range DIsGs of Kashmir briefed the chair about the security measures put in place to maintain a peaceful atmosphere across the region. District SSPs highlighted the challenges and their respective strategies and also highlighted their efforts of community contact and crime prevention.
While concluding, DGP J&K emphasized the need for continuous improvement in public interactions and response capabilities. He appreciated the efforts made so far but urged for more innovative approaches in operational planning, community policing and crime prevention. The meeting concluded with directions to all officers to work more cohesively to maintain peace in the region. (KNO)