AWANTIPORA: Police in Awantipora organised a public awareness programme on the new criminal laws at Nowdal during the Gram Sabha, with the participation of various stakeholders and members of the general public.

During the programme, participants were briefed about the three new criminal laws, with emphasis on major changes, citizen-friendly provisions, and their role in ensuring speedy justice.

On the occasion, officers urged the public to stay informed about the provisions of the new laws and extend cooperation to Police in their effective implementation, with the objective of promoting a safer and law-abiding society. The programme also provided an opportunity for participants to interact with the officers and seek clarification regarding various provisions of the new criminal laws.

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