Shri Vijay Kumar, ADGP Kashmir, and Shri Vijay Kumar Bidhuri, Div Com Kashmir, jointly chaired a comprehensive review meeting with field officers at the Police Control Room Kashmir. The meeting focused on discussing the detailed arrangements for the upcoming G-20 summit.
“The meeting was attended by officers of Police including DIG CKR Srinagar, SSP Srinagar, all Zonal SPs of Srinagar, SDPOs & civil administration including DC Srinagar, ADC Srinagar, SDM (W), Tehsildars & Naib Tehsildar’s of Srinagar district,”.
“At the onset of the meeting, the chairing officers were briefed by the concerned officers regarding the necessary arrangements put in place for safe and peaceful conduct of G-20 summit,” reads the statement.
“During the meeting, ADGP Kashmir & Div. Com Kashmir directed the participating officers to ensure that the deployment of magistrates & police bandobast are put in place well before the summit and reiterated the need to enhance the security measures at vulnerable locations to avoid any chance of militants attack during the G20 summit,” it reads with adding besides, directed them to enhance joint patrolling especially during the night hours to prevent any terrorist movement. They further advised the officers to display highest level of synergy on ground with the civil administration.
“They also directed the civil administration to keep in close liaison with their concerned jurisdictional police officers to meet any exigency in their respective area of responsibilities (AOR).”
“Moreover, they also directed the officers to keep close cooperation with the police & security force officers for successful G-20 Summit. The participating officers were advised by the chairing officers to meet the demands of public and apply public-centric approach. All magistrates and police officers were instructed to identify, if any, rumour mongers and take preventive measures. All participating officers were instructed to ensure that there wouldn’t any harassment to general public. Behaviour of field officers towards general public should be courteous.”
