Srinagar: The Director General of Police J&K, Dilbag Singh, today chaired the ‘Police Establishment Board’ meeting at Police Headquarters here today.
The meeting, according to the police spokesperson, was attended by Spl. DGs R.R Swain, A. K. Choudhary, Commandant General HG/CD & SDRF J&K, H. K. Lohia, ADGsP S. J. M. Gillani, Dr. S. D. Singh Jamwal, M. K. Sinha, Sunil Kumar, Danesh Rana, Vijay Kumar and AIG Personnel PHQ, Ramesh Angral and officers of personnel section of Police Headquarter.
“At the very outset, the DGP complimented the officers and personnel for their contribution in the anti-terrorism operations which resulted in a number of successful operations in which scores of terrorists including hardcore and foreign terrorists were eliminated and many surrendered; some of them during live encounters,” the spokesperson said.
“During the meeting, the role of personnel and SPOs on various fronts across the UT was discussed threadbare and accordingly decisions with regard to their conversion and out of turn promotions were taken. Though some cases were sent back to the concerned for re-examination. During the meeting, a large number of cases of SPOs were discussed for conversion as constables/followers while as 104 cases of out of turn promotions were discussed in different ranks. Most of the personnel recommended for conversion as well for out of turn promotions were approved. All these personnel have worked exceptionally well on operations front in different districts of UT,” he said.
“The DGP directed the field officers to look personally into the citations and recommendations for medals, out of turn promotions and conversion so that deserving personnel are duly rewarded as per their role and contribution. The participating officers submitted a number of suggestions which were discussed and DGP directed for following them on merit and as quick as possible,” he added.
Meanwhile, according to the spokesperson, the Director General of Police Jammu and Kashmir Dilbag Singh released the first edition of Vision & Mission Document Magazine (The Voice of the PROANG) of J&K Police retired officers association (PROANG) in a function held at Police Headquarters here today.
“The DGP on the occasion congratulated the J&K Police retired officers association for publishing the Mission Document Magazine. He hoped that the J & K Police retired officers association as a part of Police Pariwar would continue to contribute for the welfare of retired personnel and their families,” the spokesperson said.
