Crimes against women should be investigated swiftly so that the culprits can be punished at the earliest. This will send a positive message to the society and reduce the possible crimes said Director General of Police Vivek Johri while reviewing the crimes against women, URJA desk, Mahila Thana and Mahila Desk by discussing with all the District Superintendents of Police and Zonal ADG and IG of the state through video conferencing from the State Police Headquarters Thursday.
DGP Johri said that after making timely arrest in these cases, by compiling strong evidence, submit the challan on time. The initial two-three weeks are very important for completing the investigation of rape cases within the stipulated time limit of two months and investigation in the cases of missing minors, so if found negligence, ensure disciplinary action against the concerned police station in-charge.
From today, "Operation Muskaan" is being started for the missing minor girls. It has to be given a new height of success with full dedication. To make the girl child alert and aware, run an awareness campaign at the local level with the cooperation and participation of social organizations and intellectuals.
ADG (CAW) Pragya Richa Srivastava also gave necessary instructions while discussing the statistics of crimes against women during the review.
He said that four wheelers have been allotted to women police stations in all the districts. Computers have been provided to seven hundred energy desks of the state. The supply of other essential resources is also being ensured at the earliest. During this, AIG (CAW) Shashikant Shukla and other officers were also present.