Srinagar: Additional Director General of Police Armed, J&K, chaired a preparatory meeting of officers on Sunday at the Conference Hall, PCR Srinagar, to review the arrangements for the 23rd All India Police Water Sports Championship 2023–24 being hosted by Jammu & Kashmir Police at the Back Lawn of SKICC Srinagar from 2nd to 8th March 2024.
During the meeting, the ADGP assessed all the arrangements and preparations made by the different committees in connection with the smooth and successful conduct of the event. A total of 28 teams from different CAPFs and State Police, including 22 Men’s and 6 Women’s teams comprising 30 players each from across the country, are expected to participate in this Championship.
More than 800 athletes from across the country will showcase their skills in the mega event in Canoeing, Kayaking, and Rowing. The teams will be distributed into groups through drawing lots during a meeting with the managers and other technical officials on the 2nd of March.
The meeting focused on ensuring seamless organization and safety protocols and aimed to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all involved. While briefing about the mega event, the ADGP directed the managing staff to ensure that even small things relating to the conduct of the event are flawless and carried out meticulously in all respects.
He further directed that proper arrangements must be put in place for the opening and closing of the Championship, emphasizing that all arrangements should be properly executed to make this event a grand success. Furthermore, arrangements for sightseeing in different places were also discussed.
During the meeting, the ADGP discussed in detail the responsibilities entrusted to various committees set up for the smooth conduct of the event. Elaborate arrangements in terms of security, traffic management, transportation, and accommodation for the participants were also discussed.
Additionally, officers were directed to ensure police bandobast in and around the venue for the safety of participants. They were also instructed to maintain a strict vigil on anti-national elements to avoid any untoward incidents during the Championship.
