Dr Jamwal engages with Public; pledges efficient service delivery in Ladakh

Kargil, Jul 05: Dr. S.D. Singh Jamwal, IPS, Director General of Police, UT Ladakh, on Friday inaugurated the new Model Police Station at Baroo in Kargil, bringing modern infrastructure and upgraded facilities to the region’s police force. Constructed by NHIDCL, the station includes amenities such as winter-ready toilets, passive solar features, a CCTV control room, and an IT hub. A QR code-based feedback system was also launched, allowing citizens to submit grievances directly to the district Superintendent of Police.
During the event, Dr. Jamwal praised the Kargil District Police for achieving ISO certification and unveiled a video showcasing their efforts. He continued his tour at Rangdum, where he opened a newly upgraded police post and prefabricated buildings. There, he met with locals, including the Nambardar, to hear their concerns. At Shafat Nallah, the DGP interacted with Gujjar and Bakarwal communities, advising them to follow agreed grazing practices.
In Damsna and Panikhar, Dr. Jamwal inaugurated new staff quarters and met with citizens, religious leaders, and trade groups. Topics such as fire safety in Panikhar and the enhancement of local policing infrastructure were discussed in detail.
Later, at the District Police Lines in Kargil, the DGP conducted a Darbar with police personnel, listening to their concerns and promising timely redressal. He also met with retired officers to address their issues.
Dr. Jamwal’s outreach began earlier this week, when he visited Spang and Serchu on July 2 to inspect Police Check Post works. He instructed that the construction be finished within a month to replace temporary accommodations and stressed vigilance against drug smuggling while urging personnel to be courteous to travelers. Local shopkeepers shared their concerns during his visit.
On July 3, the DGP reached Shinkula Pass and was briefed on a boundary issue between Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh. He inaugurated new facilities at Kargyak and Zangla and laid the foundation for a multi-story police station in Padum. He also opened new staff quarters at Zanskar and reviewed land earmarked for future police and emergency services.
Wrapping up his visit, Dr. Jamwal held a public meeting at the Tourist Facilitation Centre in Padum. He thanked the people of Zanskar for their support in maintaining peace and promised continued assistance for development. A separate meeting with civil administration officials focused on preparations for the upcoming visit of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, with emphasis on close coordination between police and local authorities.
Dr. Jamwal was joined throughout his visit by Stanzin Nurboo (JKPS), AIG of Police (Provisions), and Inspector Mohd Yousuf from PHQ UT Ladakh.
