J&K Police addresses public darbar

Srinagar, Oct 11 (IBNS) The Jammu & Kashmir Police Director General of Police (DGP) Kuldeep Khoda on Monday held a public darbar at Anantnag.

A large number of people from all parts of Anantnag Range participated in the darbar.

Addressing the participants, he said the aim behind organizing such darbar is to coordinate with the people and know their grievances and their prompt redressal so that the gap created is filled.

He said that every citizen should come forward and bridge this timely gap which has been created due to some abnormal situation.

He said that Police has always worked for the protection of people and their property and people have also to share their hand to police in maintaining peace.

The DGP said that some vested interests are trying to exploit the common man, so that their ill-designs are fulfilled. He asked the people to be aware of such elements and foil their designs.

He urged the people to come forward and work for the development of the state. He also stressed upon the respectables to guide the misguided youths so that their services are utilized for the development of the state.

The DGP further said that the main problem in the state is unemployment and illiteracy and, police and public have to work together for eradicating these problems.

The DGP issued on spot directions to the concerned officers for immediate recruitment of 881 constables in the Anantnag Range. He said that more than 524 sub inspectors in executive, armed, telecommunication, auxiliary police were recently selected.

Lauding the role of public in times of peace and war, the DGP said that despite the turmoil the people of the state have always shown honour for brotherhood and we have to uphold this tradition.

He also stressed for public darbars at police stations and district levels so that the genuine grievances of the people come to the notice of senior officers for their redressal.

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