Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stressed the need for better co-operation amongst police officials of the state to ensure better crime control particularly in those cases with inter-state ramification. He said that the joint initiative of various police organizations would produce better results in issues pertaining to national security.
Yogi was addressing a meeting of Director Generals of Police from northern region of the country in lucknow on Wednesday. "With joint efforts of state police and Central Para Military Force (CPMF), terror and other subversive activity could be better controlled,” Yogi said while emphasizing on improving better sync amongst all police forces.
The CM further said that the use of better technology would also help in controlling organised crime effectively. He said that after formation of Ant-Mining Special Task Force, the state government got considerable help in checking illegal mining which was rampant during the previous regime.
Yogi also said that if more people-friendly policing was ensured, law enforcing agencies would be getting better response from citizens particularly in gathering criminal intelligence.
Meanwhile, a communiqué from the DGP office on Wednesday evening confirmed that DGsP of northern states discussed issues related to human trafficking, drugs smuggling, on-line fraud, misuse of cyber space, terrorism, subversive activities, organised crime, smuggling of rare species of animals and skin poaching, disaster management, use of latest techniques in controlling crime, community policing, police welfare, and CCTNS etc.
The release further mentioned that senior officers made presentations over these crimes and suggested ways to curb them through mutual co-operation among separate forces reserved police organizations.
In Wednesday’s meeting, beside DGP of UP, the DGs of Himachal Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi participated along with senior officers of other CPMFs.
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