Ranchi

DGP stresses on improving Intelligence network in State

Mukesh Ranjan

DGP DK Pandey on Thursday held a marathon meeting with all the SPs, DIGs, IGs ADGs as well as chiefs of CRPF, STF and JAP in the state stressing on the need to improve intelligence network not only at the district level but also at the level Police Stations for making police more pro-active towards the people.

“The meeting was related to the improvement of the police department making it more public oriented and provide better policing to the people of this state and move forward in a planned way also providing security to the ongoing railway projects in the state at the remote areas like Tandwa and other locations,” said DGP DK Pandey.

According to the DGP, stress was being given on moving further step by step on the basis of the annual calendar prepared in this regard. “Our prime concern is 13 developmental projects in the worst lWE affected areas of the state and remove the roadblocks coming on its way so that the people living in those areas do not have to suffer any more,” the DGP added.

The DGP further assured that the recruitment process for the police department will soon be started in the state to fill up the vacant posts.

The DGP during the meeting also heard the problems of the IGs, DIGs and SPs posted in their respective fields first regarding crime and naxal situations in their areas followed by which the ADGs were asked to reply on respective issues raised by officials on the ground. 

“Discussion regarding the modernization of police and re-organization of Jharkhand Armed Police were also took place during the meeting. It was also discussed how to adopt a pro-active approach towards the recent naxal incidents in Chhattisgarh,” said ADG (Operations) and Jharkhand Police Spokesperson SN Pradhan.

During the meeting it was also stressed on alertness over inputs related to Naxals gathered from different sources assessing them from time to time right from the top to bottom, added Pradhan.

Discussion also took place for making 13 developmental plans formulated by Jharkhand police a success, to be started from Parasnath Development Plan to be followed by Dumka.

Five trophies were also announced during the meeting including one in the name of Inspector Francis Indwaar for best intelligence collection. Indwar was brutally killed by the Maoists after being abducted by them.

“While other four trophies are categorized for the four police zones in the state named after the four DSPs killed in various Naxal incidents in the state. These trophies are inspired by Clean India Drive started by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and will be given to the Police Station for keeping it neat clean.