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DGP reviews security, darbar move arrangements, COVID-19 preparedness at a key meet at PHQ Jammu

K H News Service by K H News Service
April 25, 2021
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DGP reviews security, darbar move arrangements, COVID-19 preparedness at a key meet at PHQ Jammu
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Srinagar: To take the stock of arrangements with regard to the upcoming darbar move, COVID-19 preparedness and general administrative matters of the Jammu and Kashmir Police wings, the Director General Police Dilbag Singh on Saturday chaired a meeting of senior police officers at Police Headquarters. He also reviewed current security scenario of the Union Territory.

The meeting was attended by ADGPs R. R. Swain, A. K. Choudhary, SJM Gillani, A. G. Mir, Dr S. D. Singh Jamwal, T. Namgyal, IGPs Mukesh Singh, M. K. Sinha, Danesh Rana, Greeb Dass, Alok Kumar and all AIGs of PHQ. IGP Kashmir Vijay Kumar attended the meeting via video conference.

During the meeting the DGP said that as per the government direction for the darbar move 2021 all wings of the J&K Police should mobilize their officials in such a manner that each office should be operational at Jammu as well as in Srinagar. He directed the officers to take the necessary steps to ensure the functioning of their offices simultaneously at both places.

Taking stock of the internal preparedness of the Police department with regard to the surge of COVID-19 cases, the DGP urged the officers to restore immediately all the facilities which were generated last year for the quarantine centers. He said that all the units should make arrangements of quarantine centers in accordance to their manpower and directed them to follow all the good practices as per the advisories by the government to contain the spread of the virus. He directed the officers to ensure that all the officers and jawans of J&K Police are vaccinated and also directed them to take strict action against those who are avoiding vaccination.

During the meeting the DGP also reviewed security scenario of the Union Territory and directed the officers to be fully prepared. He complemented the officers/personnel for recent successes against terrorism.

Regarding the pending recruitment of women battalion and border battalions in Kashmir the DGP directed the concerned officers to take the necessary steps as soon as possible to complete the process of recruitment.

During the meeting the officers gave briefing about the preparations made and precautions taken by their wings and units with regard to annual darbar move and COVID-19 vaccination in their respective wings and offices.

K H News Service

K H News Service

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