BARAMULLA: As part of its continued commitment to community-oriented policing, J&K Police in Baramulla organised Thana Diwas and Police Community Partnership Group (PCPG) meetings at Banglowbagh, Namblan, Gulnar Park, Suchliwaran, Fresdub, Gujjar Pati, Kanissuth Colony, Chucker, Gundaripora, Rambail, Yadipora, Nowlari, Margipora, Tapper, Sheikhpora, Shumlaran, Sharkwara, Darakasi, Gogaldara, Gund Maqsood, Cheknaryandas, Cristy, Alpathri, Hundi Nowshera, Khachadari, Rajarwani, Naganari, Niloosa, Chakra and Madiyan.
The meetings witnessed active participation from Police officers, members of the Police Community Partnership Groups (PCPGs), Panchayati Raj Institution representatives, religious leaders, youth, and local residents. Various issues concerning public safety, law and order, traffic management, drug abuse, cybercrime awareness, and other matters of public importance were discussed in detail. Police officers patiently listened to the grievances and suggestions put forth by the participants. The public was assured that issues falling within the jurisdiction of the Police would be addressed on priority, while matters related to other departments would be taken up with the concerned authorities for timely resolution.
During the interactions, participants appreciated the proactive approach of J&K Police in maintaining peace, strengthening community policing, combating drug abuse, and taking firm action against anti-social and criminal elements. Citizens were also urged to remain vigilant and share information regarding crime, drug trafficking, suspicious activities, and other unlawful acts.
Police reiterated that Thana Diwas and PCPG meetings are an important platform for fostering trust, improving police-public coordination, and ensuring responsive, transparent, and people-friendly policing.

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