Pakistan-backed terrorist groups are constantly trying to create unrest in Jammu and Kashmir.
Jammu and Kashmir DGP Dilbag Singh on Wednesday said that Pakistan-backed terror groups and their allies are constantly trying to create trouble in the union territory as infiltration attempts are being made despite the ceasefire. The Director General of Police (DGP) called for identifying the over-ground workers of terrorists in the Union Territory and breaking their network.
Presiding over a high-level meeting at the Police Headquarters in Jammu, Singh said, “Pakistan-backed terrorist groups and their allies are continuously trying to create trouble in Jammu and Kashmir. Infiltration attempts are being made despite the ceasefire.” “
He said that any such attempt (to harass by terrorists and their allies) will be thwarted with resoluteness.
The DGP stressed on maintaining effective coordination and sharing of each and every valuable information so that immediate action can be taken as and when required.
Singh stressed the critical importance of maintaining a constant close watch on the ground situation and maintaining real-time coordination and coordination between various security forces to thwart the efforts of the elements in conflict with the peace.
He directed to take strict action against the elements found involved in any anti-national or anti-social activities.
The DGP said that the Jammu and Kashmir Police, along with other security agencies, is working hard to strengthen the security and peace of the people and added that those who want to disturb the peaceful atmosphere in the Union Territory will be spared. No.
Singh, while interacting with the officials, stressed on the need to further enhance the intelligence and security grid so that in view of the ongoing cross-border infiltration attempts and increase in drone activities by rogue and anti-national elements, there is no room for anti-peace elements. Go.
He said that the personnel on the ground should be informed regularly and coordination should be increased at the ground level for better results.
The police chief directed for effective surveillance and surveillance in their respective areas and stressed on the need to keep a close watch on subversive elements by strengthening highway guards along the border.
He also reviewed the safety of road tunnels in the region and gave necessary instructions regarding their safety. Singh directed the officers to review the preparedness on ground deployment.
The DGP exhorted the officers to upgrade their quality testing and inquiry centres.
Referring to the capacity building programs with the National Investigation Agency (NIA), he said that these programs will go a long way in upgrading the skills of the investigating officers.
Reiterating the use of technology in strengthening the security grid, the DGP stressed on seeking people’s cooperation in strengthening the border grid.
He exhorted the officers to identify the personnel involved in any corrupt practices and take action against them.
Singh said that action is being taken against drug trafficking and yet he stressed upon the Union Territory to eliminate the drug network to eliminate this menace.
(with inputs from PTI)
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