To maintain law and order and communal harmony during the upcoming festive season, Director General of Police (DGP) Rishi Shukla on Saturday reviewed police preparedness at State police headquarters through video conferencing.
During the video-conferencing, Shukla instructed Superintendents of Police to organise meetings with social organisations at district level. He also instructed the officers to visit sensitive areas and assure to maintain a continuous contact which could help in understanding the situation in better manner. The DGP also directed the officers to identify anti-social elements and initiate preventive action against them.
The available police force at police station levels should be reviewed and provide police personnel at those police stations which require additional police force to maintain law and order during the upcoming festive season.
Police should remain in contact with organisers of tableau. Special attention should be paid at the time of heavy crowds especially in the evening and till late in the night and to maintain orderliness and safety and security deployment of police personnel should be ensured by police officials. The police stations should have contact list of organisers of tableau so that they could be contacted when required.
Presence of police personnel at religious places, busy market places and crowded places should be ensured. Essential equipment for maintaining security should be checked and ensured to be working condition.
At the video conference Special DG Sarabjeet Singh, ADG KN Tiwari and SW Naqvi were present.
Meanwhile 30 officials of State Service Commission attended a training programme regarding Dial-100 under Midterm career training programme on Saturday.
Replying to queries of the participating officials ADG (Telecommunication) Anvesh Mangalam said that the
Dial-100 services could be compared with emergency services 911, 311 and 511 of US and Europe as Dial-100 uses the latest and advanced technology.
Details of Dial-100 using presentation and important information regarding emergency situation was shared in the programme.