DIG North Kashmir reviews Kupwara security, calls for action against threats
He made the remarks while reviewing the security scenario in the border district of Kupwara and assessing the preparedness of forces on the counter-terrorism front.
During the visit, DIG Zaman inspected various operational units and held detailed interactions with SSP Kupwara, Ghulam Jeelani, other officers, and personnel.
At J&K Police's Special Operation Group (SOG) camp in Lolab, the DIG chaired a Darbar with the forces to listen to their issues and grievances.
'Several matters related to welfare and operational needs were resolved on the spot, while directions were issued for early redressal of remaining concerns,' police said.
On counter-terrorism preparedness, the DIG carried out a comprehensive on-ground assessment to ensure smooth operational functioning.
ASP Kupwara, Syed Javid, gave a detailed power point presentation highlighting recent threat perceptions, operational strategies, and area domination plans.
'The session involved threadbare discussions, with emphasis laid on maintaining high operational alertness, intelligence sharing, and coordination among all security stakeholders,' a police statement said.
Later, the DIG visited TOB (Temporary Operating Base) at Dardpora Lolab, where he reviewed field deployments in sensitive areas and interacted with officers and jawans. He appreciated their dedication and commitment to maintaining peace and stability in the region.
Addressing the officers, DIG Zaman underscored the importance of people-friendly policing alongside firm action against anti-peace elements. He also highlighted the role of community engagement, confidence-building measures, and continuous training of personnel to meet evolving security challenges.
The visit reflects the continued efforts of police leadership to motivate forces, strengthen the security grid, and ensure operational readiness in District Kupwara. UNI MJR VAN SSP
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