Kupwara : A comprehensive crime review meeting was held today at District Police Headquarters Kupwara under the chairmanship of SSP Kupwara Shri Ghulam Jeelani (JKPS). The meeting focused particularly on the status and progress of ongoing inquest proceedings across the district.
The meeting was attended by Addl. SP Kupwara Shri Syed Javaid,Sr. Prosecuting Officer, Shri Masroor, SHOs, investigating officers from various police stations and other key officials of the district police.
During the session threadbare discussions were held regarding pending and under-investigation inquest proceedings. On-spot directions were issued by SSP Kupwara for the speedy ,transparent, and result-oriented disposal of cases. Officers were instructed to ensure adherence to legal procedures and timelines while maintaining a high standard of investigation.
A special emphasis was laid on inter-departmental coordination particularly with the health, forensic and revenue departments, to ensure timely acquisition of reports and expert opinions, which are crucial for the fair conclusion of inquest cases.
ASP Kupwara Shri Syed Javaid also briefed the participants on several sensitive and high-profile cases underlining the importance of investigative diligence and timely reporting to higher authorities. He encouraged officers to maintain close liaison with families involved and ensure a humane approach during proceedings.
Sr. PO Shri Masroor offered detailed legal insights on the procedural aspects of inquest cases especially concerning section-wise applicability under CrPC preservation of evidence and drafting of final reports. He stressed the importance of ensuring that investigation officers are well-versed in legal nuances to avoid lapses during prosecution.
SSP Kupwara commended the efforts of the investigating officers so far and reiterated the need for maintaining professional integrity, accountability and public trust. He emphasized the importance of community policing and proactive engagement with local stakeholders for early detection and resolution of cases





