DGP Swain Directs Officers to Improve Railway Safety Measures

SRINAGAR: Director Normal of Police, Jammu and Kashmir, R R Swain, on Thursday performed a complete evaluation of safety measures on the newly established stations in Khari and Sangaldan, in Ramban district.

Accompanying him had been ADGP Railways, J&Okay, SJM Geelani, ADGP Armed/L&O, J&Okay, Vijay Kumar, and ADGP Jammu Zone, Anand Jain.

He interacted with the Authorities Railways Police and jurisdictional law enforcement officials and performed inspection of some areas of the railway stations, a police spokesperson stated in an announcement. He additionally interacted with the senior railway officers and enquired in regards to the varied services supplied together with lodging for stationed workers.

On the event DIG DKR vary Shreedhar Patil, SSP Ramban, SSP Railways, SSP NHW and different jurisdictional officers briefed the officers.

Through the go to, the DGP in his interplay emphasised upon, enhancing the safety protocols and guaranteeing the protection of the passengers and public belongings.

“The DGP reiterated the dedication of the Jammu and Kashmir Police to sustaining peace and safety within the area, emphasizing the significance of proactive measures in countering potential threats,” the spokesperson stated.

He additionally took the chance to work together with the workers of Indian Railways, underscoring the significance of collaboration between legislation enforcement companies and railway personnel in safeguarding essential infrastructure and guaranteeing the safety of passengers and cargo.

The collaborative efforts between varied legislation enforcement companies and stakeholders, together with Indian Railways, are very important in safeguarding essential infrastructure and guaranteeing the safety of passengers and cargo.

“The DGP expressed confidence within the capabilities of the officers and personnel concerned in guaranteeing the safety of the newly commissioned stations.”

The DGP additionally emphasised on the significance of group engagement and inspired cooperation between the police and native residents to foster a safer surroundings, the spokesperson added.