Srinagar: In a district-wide initiative aimed at strengthening police-public relations and addressing local grievances, Thana Diwas was observed today at various Police Stations and Chowkis across the district. The events witnessed enthusiastic participation from local residents, community leaders and police officers, who came together to discuss pressing public concerns and reinforce mutual cooperation.
At Police Chowki Awoora, the event was presided over by DySP Javaid Ahmad Lone. The gathering saw active involvement from residents of the area, who raised important civic and security-related issues. DySP javaid Lone assured the public of prompt redressal and emphasized the importance of continued dialogue between the community and the police.
In Keran a remote border village, DySP Gulzar Ahmad presided over the Thana Diwas event. His presence was warmly appreciated by the local population who lauded the officer’s efforts to reach the far-flung area and engage directly with the people. Several concerns related to border-specific challenges and daily life were shared during the interaction.
At Hatmulla DySP Hqtr kupwara Mohd Rafee Rather led the Thana Diwas celebration.The event drew a large turnout of residents who came to listen and interact with the officer. DySP Mohd Rafee emphasized society-driven approaches to pressing issues such as drug abuse, crimes against women and other social evils. He encouraged the community to play a proactive role in building a safer and more responsible society.
Meanwhile at Karnah the Thana Diwas event was presided over by SHO Ghulam Mohidin. The event provided a platform for local residents to voice their issues and receive assurances of appropriate action from the police.
The observance of Thana Diwas across the district is part of the police department’s ongoing efforts to foster transparency, trust and cooperation between law enforcement and the public. Such community outreach programs continue to serve as an important mechanism for collaborative problem-solving and effective policing.





