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SSP DODA HELD CRIME REVIEW MEETING AT DISTRICT HQ DODA
Vijay Gupta. Dated: 10/23/2024 7:17:45 PM
SSP DODA HELD CRIME REVIEW MEETING AT DISTRICT HQ DODA
Doda October, 23, 2024.
SSP Doda, Shri Mohd Aslam-IPS, chaired a crime review meeting in District Police Lines Doda which was attended by Supervisory Officers /SHOs of the District.
A review on crime registration during the year-2024 along with back log cases and disposal during the current year was held with Supervisory Officers /SHOs who gave brief account of their work done during the current year so far in the area of crime and other allied things.
A threadbare discussion was held with supervisory officers/SHOs /IC PPs on the backlog cases as well as cases registered during the current year and their disposal. The officers were directed to ensure maximum disposal of the under investigation cases, inquest proceedings and other allied things to minimize the pendency upto the desired level during ongoing last quarter of this year. Necessary directions were also issued to them to follow the under trial cases in Courts vigorously to ensure conviction so that justice is delivered to the crime victim. Supervisory officers/SHOs were directed to go tough against the offenders of NDPS Act, bovine smugglers and other anti-national elements and initiate proceedings against them for the attachment of their property.
It was also exhorted upon the officers to keep the suspicious persons and other criminals, bad characters under close surveillance and their names to be entered in the beat books for effective surveillance on their activities.
In regards to other police works like disposal of seized items from the Court, visit to Child Care Home, check on traffic violation, public awareness programmes on cyber crime and traffic violation, installation of signage boards on the roads to contain road accidents, disposal of complaints, public grievances. Supervisory officers were directed to special attention on the all these important aspects of policing to achieve the targets set by the higher authorities.