Jammu: Director General of Police J&K Dilbag Singh paid a week-long visit to Kashmir, where he chaired high level security review meetings with senior officers of Police/CAPF to take stock of the security, counter Insurgency operations, and preparation/measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the Kashmir Zone.
Dilbag Singh also held interaction with GOC 15 Corps Gen B. S. Raju during this visit.
In order to take stock of security scenario the DGP chaired review meetings which were attended by senior CAPF and Police officers at PCR Kashmir and at Police Golf Course Srinagar. He also visited Srinagar Cargo, DPL Budgam to review the working of J&K Police personnel on multiple fronts.
Earlier in the week the DGP visited 15 Corps where he held interaction with GOC 15 Corps Gen B. S. Raju. During the interaction various aspects of security and counter terrorist operations were discussed.
The DGP inspected offices at Police Headquarters (PHQ) and Armed Police Headquarters (APHQ) on the opening day of Annual Darbar move. He took stock of the opening of these offices and chaired officers meeting at these headquarters.
While chairing these meetings the DGP appreciated the excellent work being done professionally at all fronts by Army, Police and CAPF and said that brave and professional force of J&K Police along with other security force are taking every task as a challenge with fortitude.
At PHQ and APHQ the DGP said that over 15000 police personnel working as frontline corona warriors are fighting with determination at various Covid Care Centres including high risk zone. He also appreciated the role of JK Police in helping the needy local and non-local people by providing dry ration/cooked food, medicines etc.
The DGP directed the officers to take all precaution/measures in sanitizing and decontaminating the offices/buildings regularly.
Besides, continuing with his outreach programmes to review the arrangements to contain spread of COVID-19 pandemic on ground and security situation, on 5th of May the DGP visited Srinagar Cargo and Central Kashmir’s Budgam District.
At Budgam the DGP inaugurated two pre-fabricated structures, one as a 60 bedded barrack and another housing a library, a gym, a TT room, a saloon and a welfare centre for Jawans and GO’s Lodge at Police Lines Budgam. He also addressed a police darbar and also took a reviewed of security scenario of the district in a meeting with officers of the district.
