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Jahangir Lolabi
Kupwara : A daylong Thana Diwas Programme was on Thursday organized at Police Station Lalpora. The event was presided over by Additional Superintendent of Police Kupwara Ghulam Mohammad Bhat.
The event was participated by a large number of commoners, respectable citizens and traders of the area. The participants took the occasion and raised a plethora of issues pertaining to civil administration, drug addiction and other civic amenities pertaining to the area.
Among many of the issues raised on the occasion were instantly resolved and the issues requiring administrative intervention were jotted down and assured of redressal by the authorities concerned.
The Department of Police requested the people for overall cooperation and identification of anti-social elements in maintaining law and order situation.
In his speech, ASP GM Bhat said that all the grievances other than those from the Police Department will be taken up with the authorities concerned for prompt redressal. “We will provide all possible legal support when and wherever required for the larger betterment of society.”
Encouraging the people to come forward with their genuine grievances regarding Police, Bhat said if anyone at any point of time has any grievance related to Police, he may approach his office.
“Such meetings provide an opportunity to properly channelise the suggestions of people and seek their support for better policing,” he said, adding, “More of such meetings and events will be organised in future as well.”
Expressing his overall satisfaction on the working of officials concerned in Lolab, ASP Bhat took the occasion to welcome the newly-posted SHO Lalpora Praveen Kumar. Bhat also hailed DySP Lolab Raies Ahmad for his dedication and enthusiasm towards his duties.
The event was also attended by CRPF 162 Bn Assistant command Jasvir Singh, DySP Lolab Mir Raies, SHO Lalpora Praveen Kumar, ASI Abdul Gani, Auqaf Committee president Mahmood ul Hassan Shah, former Panches and Sarpanches, besides people from Traders and Transporter Federations.
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