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DIG South Kashmir visits Awantipora chairs officers meet; inaugurates JIC

Srinagar, November 22 (KINS): Deputy Inspector General of Police South Kashmir Range Abdul Jabbar visited Awantipora where he chaired officers’ meeting and  took stock of the present security Scenario of the district and also inaugurated Joint Interrogation Centre(JIC).

Speaking to officers during the meeting, the DIG directed them to keep check on the anti national elements and stressed upon them to identify the areas & OGWs where from anti national elements get assistance.

He said that synergy between all forces in the district is must to foil the evil designs of anti-peace elements.

He asked the officers that while dealing with any anti-militancy operation and law and order scenario, people should not face any inconvenience. He directed the officers to work with more dedication to curb the activities of elements inimical to peace.

SSP Awantipora  Mohammad Yousif and other officers briefed the DIG on the security measures taken for ensuring peaceful atmosphere in the district.

Besides, SSP Awantipora, SDPO Awantipora- Ajaz Ahmed, SDPO Pampore- Imtiyaz Ahmed Mir, SDPO Tral-Mubassir Hussain, DySP PC Awantipora -Javid Ahmed Lone & DySP DAR  Fayaz Ahmed attended the meeting.

The DIG later inaugurated Joint Interrogation Centre(JIC), Awantipora. While inaugurating the facility he said  that investigations should be monitored regularly to get better results and asked the officers to fix priorities in curbing the crimes.(KINS)

 

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