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SRINAGAR: The fifth Monitoring Committee meeting of Special Cells for Women within Police system, supported by National Commission for Women and implemented by Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai was held today at Banquet Hall, Srinagar.
Chairperson, National Commission for Women, Rekha Sharma, chaired the meeting of the Committee constituted under “Violence Free Home – A Woman’s Right” project – demonstration of 22 pilot Special Cells for Women in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh located in all districts of both the UTs.
While chairing the meeting, Rekha Sharma appreciated the work of Special Cells in Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh and invited the representatives from each department to share their work progress and challenges regarding their work on violence against women. She emphasized on increasing the outreach of Special Cells on ground to reach maximum survivors of violence.
Further, the Chairperson had a detailed discussion on proposal of institutionalisation of Special Cells for Women, J&K with Commissioner Secretary, Social Welfare Sheetal Nanda. The members of the Committee suggested that there is a need for further sensitization of Police and other departments on gender related issues.
During the meeting, work progress on Special Cells for Women of both the UTs from 1st January to 30th June 2024 was presented by Balwant Singh, Coordinator, RCI-VAW, TISS to the committee. He also highlighted the measures initiated by the social workers on ground for effective functioning of the Special Cells in J&K and Ladakh. During this period, the Special Cells have reached out to 2192 women survivors of violence to provide psycho-social support.
The meeting was attended by members of the Monitoring Committee including Rajiv Omprakash Pande, DIG, Central Kashmir Range; Dr. Trupti Jhaveri Panchal, Member Secretary of Committee; Harvinder Kaur, Mission Director, Mission Shakti, Social Welfare, J&K; Farhan J. Naqash, representative of ADGP-Ladakh; Qazi Qayoom, Joint Director Prosecution; Dr. Shazia Manzoor, HoD, Department of Social Work, University of Kashmir; Dr. Vinay Kumar, Department of Social Work, Central University, Jammu; Ananya Singh, Counsellor, (Legal) Suo-Moto Cell, NCW; Sameena Mir, Gender Specialist, Social Welfare, J&K; Saima Shah, Coordinator, Special Cells, Kashmir Division and Priksha Sharma, Coordinator, Jammu Division
Sheetal Nanda, Commissioner Secretary, Social Welfare Department, J&K; Tashi Dolma, Director, Social & Tribal Welfare Ladakh; Vishal Manhas, representative of ADGP-Jammu Division; Dr. Yangchan Dolma, Assistant Professor, University College, Leh participated through video conference.
Additionally, DySP-HQs (Nodal Officer of Special Cells at district level), In-charge of Women Police Station/Cell, DLSA officials, OSC Centre Administrators, Department of Health & Mission Poshan, representatives were part of the meeting in-person and online. They shared their experiences and suggestions to strengthen the coordination on the response to violence against women.
SRINAGAR: Police in Baramulla have rescued 3 more minor girls and arrested 2 persons involved in case FIR No. 173/2024 of PS Baramulla. During the course of investigation of case FIR No. 173/2024 of PS Baramulla, it surfaced that two (02) more persons identified as Ghulam Mohammad Khan son of Ab Rehman resident of Narbal & Manzoor Ahmad Shah son of Gh Mohammad resident of Janbazpora, were also involved in the trafficking and exploitation of minor girls from outside the UT.
Subsequently, a police party of Police Station Baramulla headed by SHO PS Baramulla, arrested both the accused persons and were shifted to Police Station Baramulla, besides, recovered three minor victim girls of Rohingya, Burma. Pertinent to mention here that two (02) accused persons from Baramulla were arrested and 4 minor girls were rescued during the initial investigation of the case. This operation demonstrates the commitment of the J&K Police to combating human trafficking and ensuring the safety and dignity of vulnerable individuals.
SRINAGAR: Cyber Cell of J&K Police in Handwara has successfully resolved several cases of online financial fraud, recovering a total of ₹215,792. Three complaints were received involving fraudulent schemes amounting to ₹209,017, ₹3,775, and ₹3,000. These scams involved fake investment opportunities where victims were promised high returns for additional deposits.
Acting swiftly, the Cyber Cell collected evidence and necessary information from the victims. Using advanced cyber tactics, they managed to block the fraudulent transactions. An amount of ₹209,017 was held and recovered, while ₹6,775 was successfully credited back to the victims in two other cases.
Cyber Cell of J&K Police urges public to remain cautious against online scams, such as fake trading platforms. Avoid clicking on suspicious links, fake SMS credit messages, and installing unauthorized apps. Be wary of video calls from unknown numbers and sharing personal information online. If you encounter any suspicious activities, report immediately to the National Cyber Crime Helpline at 1930 or visit www.cybercrime.gov.in.
SRINAGAR: Police in Budgam organised a training workshop on ‘prevention of substance abuse and it's early detection’ programme at Govt Higher Secondary School Watherhail. The event was attended by over 100 students and staff members. SDPO Khanshaib Shri Gh Mohiddin-JKPS, IC PP Watherhail were present on the occasion.
During the programme, SDPO Khanshaib conducted an interactive session with the participants. Ms. Insha - Incharge Drug De-addiction Centre DPL Budgam gave a lecture on the early signs of substance abuse, the methods of detection and identification of potential abusers and the treatments that are available for the drug addicts were also discussed in detail. The event also emphasized on the crucial role that teachers play in the prevention of substance abuse. Later, appreciation certificates were distributed among the participants with the slogan ‘Say No to Drugs and Yes to Life’.
AWANTIPORA: Shri Manoj Sinha, Lieutenant Governor J&K and Chancellor Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) to preside over the 3rd Convocation scheduled to be held on July 25, 2024 at the university campus. Prof. Anil Kakodkar, shall be the Chief Guest on the occasion and deliver the Convocation address, while as Sh. R. R. Bhatnagar, Advisor to LG J&K and Prof. Dinesh Singh, Vice Chairman J&K Higher Education Commission will be the Guests of Honour.
Prof. Kakodkar is a distinguished nuclear scientist renowned for his significant contributions to India's atomic energy program. Recipient of highest Padma Award- Padma Vibhushan, Prof Kakodkar has held important positions including Director of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, and Secretary to the Government of India, Department of Atomic Energy.
On this occasion, Prof Shakil Ahmad Romshoo, Vice Chancellor IUST shall present the University report. The convocation shall see over a thousand graduating students being conferred with degrees that includes twenty-seven gold medallists, 53 merit holders - 2nd and 3rd positions and 19 doctorates. Prof Romshoo said that convocation is an important occasion to honour the graduates and symbolizes a journey of excellence in research, academics, and outreach. He said that IUST is committed to providing quality education and imbibing entrepreneurial spirit, innovative approach and values among the students.
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