SRINAGAR: Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Director General Praveer Ranjan the other day met Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha in Srinagar to discuss the prevailing security situation in Jammu and Kashmir and the growing role of the force in safeguarding key installations across the Union Territory.
According to officials, Ranjan was accompanied by Additional Director General Sudhir Kumar and Inspector General Navajyoti Gogoi during the meeting. Detailed discussions were held on the current security scenario and ongoing CISF deployments in different parts of the region.
“During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on the prevailing security scenario and ongoing CISF deployments across Jammu & Kashmir,” the spokesman said.
He said the Lieutenant Governor was briefed on the force’s role and operational preparedness in safeguarding vital installations in the Union Territory.
“The CISF currently has 12 units deployed in J&K, securing key establishments including airports, central jails, power grids and hydropower plants,” the spokesman said.
With the rapid pace of development projects underway in the region, the role and presence of CISF is expected to expand further in the coming days, he added.
The meeting underscored the continued coordination between the CISF and the Union Territory administration to ensure robust security arrangements and effective response mechanisms in line with national objectives.
