Srinagar, Sep 21 (GNS): Senior Superintendent of Police Srinagar Dr G V Sundeep Chakravarthy (IPS) chaired a high-level crime and security review meeting at Police Control Room Kashmir.
In a handout to GNS, the police said that the meeting aimed to assess the prevailing security scenario, review operational preparedness, and evaluate disposal of crimes, with specific focus on cases under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act and other social offences, a police spokesperson said in a statement.
The meeting was attended by Zonal SPs, SP Headquarters, DySP Headquarters, SDPOs, SHOs and other senior officers of Srinagar Police.
During the session, overall crime landscape of Srinagar was reviewed in detail. Threadbare discussions were held to enhance quality of investigations and prosecution to improve conviction rates across general crime, POCSO, crimes against women etc. SSP Srinagar conducted meticulous performance audit across all Zones, Sub-Divisions, and Police Stations, laying special emphasis on swift disposal of pending backlog cases and robust implementation of Nyaya Sanhita.
Addressing the officers, SSP Srinagar directed intensified action against drug trafficking. He instructed officers to systematically dismantle NDPS hotspots, map forward and backward linkages in all narcotics and terror-funding cases, and strictly initiate financial investigations to freeze bank accounts and attach properties derived from illegal crime proceeds.
While reviewing the security grid, SSP evaluated operational readiness and deployment of personnel across the city. He directed field formations to strengthen counter-insurgency operations, intensify area domination exercises, and increase naka checking at vulnerable locations and inter-district borders.
Stressing that security protocols must remain dynamic and responsive to emerging threats, SSP ordered round-the-clock vigilance and seamless coordination among all field units to safeguard public order and maintain peace across Srinagar, the statement added.(GNS)
