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On arrival, the DIG was accorded a warm welcome by Senior Superintendent of Police Baramulla, along with other senior officers. A detailed review meeting was held at DPL Baramulla, where officers briefed the DIG about the present law & order situation, crime trends and operational preparedness across the district.
During the meeting, all SDPOs, DySPs (PCs), SHOs and other officers were present and gave detailed briefings of their respective jurisdictions, highlighting measures taken to maintain peace and prevent criminal activities. Special focus was laid on the intensified crackdown against drug trafficking and illegal pharmaceutical practices in the district.
The DIG appreciated the ongoing efforts of Baramulla Police in curbing drug menace, including strict action against unlicensed chemist shops and illegal sale of medicines. He directed officers to further strengthen enforcement, conduct regular inspections and ensure that no such illegal activities are allowed to flourish. Emphasizing the importance of public safety, the DIG stressed on better coordination, increased vigilance and intelligence-based operations to prevent any untoward incidents. He also underlined the need for continuous public awareness programmes to educate youth about the harmful effects of drug abuse.
Dr. Vinod Kumar reiterated that Police will continue its firm action against drug peddlers and violators of law, and urged the public to cooperate with police and report any suspicious or illegal activities.
