To maintain law and order during the upcoming festive season, Director General of Police Surendra Singh instructed the Superintendents of Police (SPs) to remain vigil and strictly maintain law and order. These directives were issued through video conferencing on Thursday.
He instructed to take strict legal action against those involved in disturbing law and order and create tension during the festive season.
Sinh said that police officials should maintain communication with the people. He suggested that communication programme with public should be organized at main area or villages of beat area instead of organizing the programme at police station premises.
Emphasis should be on regular monitoring of
undergoing process of data feeding work under the CCTNS system. If required services of retired police personnel could be availed for the digitization of records of the past 10 years and at the same time Sinh emphasised on the training of all the staff.
During the video conferencing Additional Director General of Police (SCRB) Rajeev Tandon said that 670 police stations have become online and by September 30, 2015, 400 offices of senior officials IG, DIG, AJK and others would start CCTNS.
ADG Tandon discussed the problems in the implementation of the CCTNS and issued orders for the removal of the problems faced in the system as the
earliest. On the occasion of Sadbhawana Diwas which is observed on August 20 Director General of Police Surendra Sinh administered oath to the
officials and employees of State Police Headquarters for working towards unity and harmony.