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Punjab Police sets up helpline number for Kashmiris facing threats

K H News Service by K H News Service
February 24, 2019
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Chandigarah: The Punjab Police has set up a helpline number to deal with the complaints lodged by Kashmiris, especially students in the state.
The toll-free helpline number 181 will ensure prompt and effective response for Kashmiris facing any kind of haThe helpline will have a special desk dedicated to resolve problems of Kashmiris.
It will promptly respond to and address any complaint of harassment or intimidation of people/students belonging to Jammu and Kashmir.
The victims can call on 181 or send an SMS or WhatsApp message on 76961-81181. They can also fax their complaint on 0172-6626181 and e-mail it to “mailto:[email protected]” \[email protected], according to the release.
On Friday, the Centre had asked all states to ensure security of people belonging to Jammu and Kashmir amid reports that some of them were attacked in different parts of the country in the wake of the Pulwama attack, which left 49 CRPF personnel dead on February 14.
The Supreme Court had also directed that the nodal officers appointed by the states/UTs would take necessary steps to prevent acts of violence, discrimination and other coercive acts against Kashmiris (including students enrolled with the institutions in the respondent states and the Union Territories) and other minorities.
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh had already assured that his government would ensure full safety and security of Kashmiris in the state.
“Kashmiris are as much a part of India as Kashmir is and abusing or harassing them for the act of ISI-backed terrorists is not only unconstitutional but also inhuman,” the chief minister said in the release.
The Punjab Police has also designated Deputy Inspector General (Law & Order) Surjeet Singh as the nodal officer for managing the response and redressal of the complaints.
According to a notification issued by the Punjab Police, the DIG will oversee all issues/grievances pertaining to people/students of J&K living in the jurisdiction of Punjab.
“Any such person/student belonging to J&K in distress can approach the nodal officer on his mobile number 94645-00004 or office number 0172-2747767 at Punjab Police Headquarters, Sector-9, Chandigarh, the notification stated.
rassment or trouble in the state, according to an official release issued here

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