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Sunil Sharma meets LG Manoj Sinha, raises concern over rising crime in Jammu

Jammu, Feb 04 (KINS): Jammu and Kashmir BJP General Secretary and Leader of the Opposition, Sunil Sharma, has expressed serious concerns over the rising crime rate in Jammu and urged Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to take immediate measures to ensure public safety.
During a meeting with the LG, Sharma discussed the deteriorating law and order situation, highlighting the recent surge in thefts, murders, and robberies across Jammu.
He emphasized that the growing crime wave has instilled fear among residents and called for enhanced policing, stricter law enforcement, and effective measures to curb criminal activities.
“The people of Jammu and Kashmir deserve a safe and secure environment. Rising crime not only threatens public safety but also negatively impacts tourism and economic development,” Sharma stated.
He urged the administration to take proactive steps, including increasing police patrolling, establishing special task forces, and utilizing technology such as CCTV surveillance to deter criminal activities.
Additionally, Sharma raised concerns over the growing drug menace affecting the youth. He called for comprehensive rehabilitation programs, awareness campaigns, and stringent action against drug peddlers to address the crisis.
Reaffirming his party’s commitment to working with authorities for a safer and more prosperous Jammu and Kashmir, Sharma also urged citizens to remain vigilant and cooperate with law enforcement agencies in maintaining law and order. (KINS)

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