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IGP Kashmir vows to reward people for support, offering inputs, sets up help lines in districts

K H News Service by K H News Service
September 29, 2017
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Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir police has established helplines so that people could inform and seek assistance with regard to any braid cutting incident.
To speed up the investigation process, Special Investigation Teams (SITs) have also been constituted in every district headquarters of the valley.
Besides, Police Community Group meetings were also held wherein PCPG members were advised to help and assist police in keeping a close vigil regarding braid cutting incidents in their respective areas.
General public is requested to call on the helpline numbers in case of any suspicious movement. The person who will give credible information and assist in nabbing any anti social element found in such incidents will be rewarded rupees 3 lac by IG Kashmir. The particulars of that person will be kept secret.
All the district SsP have also been directed to utilize all the resources and men under their command and intensify the joint patrolling with the people of their respective jurisdictions to nab the culprits.
The help line numbers are as under:-
In Anantnag, people are advised to call on these numbers (Police Station’s) Anantnag- 9596777621, Bijbehara- 9596777622, Mattan- 9596777623, Ashmuqam; 9596777624, Pahalgam- 9596777625, Achabal-9596777626, Kokernag- 9596777628, Dooru- 959777627, Srigufwara- 9596777629, (Police Post’s) Khanabal- 9596777631, Janglat Mandi- 9596777632, Bus stand- 9596777633, Sherbagh- 9596777630, Sangam- 9596777636, Uttersoo- 9596777635 and Larnoo-9596777634. The other helplines are listed below:
Kulgam : 01933260160, 7051510660.
Pulwama: 01933-241280, 241986.
Shopian :01933-261891, 9596768831.
Awantipora: people are advised to call on 01933-247369, 7051404001.
Budgam : 01951-255207, 255042, 7051531798.
Ganderbal:2416478, 2416564, 9622688825, 9906668731.
Bandipor: 9596767411, 9596767421, 9596767431, 9596767415, 9596767441, 9596767440, 9596767427, 9596767430, 9596767418.
Sopore:9596773024, 9596773025.
Handwara: 01955-262295, 9906767076, 7051404201, 7051404206.
Baramulla: 01952-237830, 9596767768, 9596767717.
Kupwara : 01955-252204, 7051404938.

 

 

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