Srinagar, October 23: Director General of Police (DGP) Jammu and Kashmir, Nalin Prabhat, on Thursday chaired an operational review meeting with various formations of the Jammu and Kashmir Police to assess the prevailing security situation, law and order and operational readiness across the Union Territory.
During the meeting, the DGP reviewed the ground situation and ongoing operational activities, focusing on maintaining peace, strengthening security arrangements and improving coordination among different police units.
Senior police officers representing various wings and districts briefed him on the prevailing security environment, developments on the ground and the progress of ongoing anti-militancy operations.
The meeting also focused on assessing operational requirements, reviewing existing security measures and strengthening coordination among field formations to effectively address emerging challenges.
Emphasising the importance of a coordinated security response, DGP Nalin Prabhat called for further strengthening intelligence networks and inter-agency coordination to ensure timely information-sharing and effective operational planning.
He directed officers to maintain heightened vigilance, adopt a proactive approach and remain prepared to respond promptly to any emerging security threat.
The DGP also stressed the need for close coordination between different wings of the police and field-level formations to ensure the effective execution of operational responsibilities.
Highlighting the importance of public trust, Prabhat called upon police personnel to maintain a professional and people-friendly approach while performing their duties. He emphasised that public interactions must be handled with sensitivity, responsibility and professionalism.
The directions were aimed at strengthening public confidence in the police while ensuring peace, stability and law and order across Jammu and Kashmir.
The meeting was attended by senior officers at Police Headquarters in Srinagar, while range and district heads participated virtually.
The review was part of the police leadership’s ongoing efforts to evaluate field-level preparedness, strengthen intelligence-based policing and ensure effective coordination across all formations to safeguard peace and security in the Union Territory.
