DGP reviews security of newly commissioned railway line in Ramban

Jammu, Mar 19: Director General of Police, Jammu & Kashmir, R.R Swain, on Thursday conducted a comprehensive review of security measures at the newly established stations in Khari and Sangaldan, in Ramban district.
Accompanying him were ADGP Railways, J&K, SJM Geelani, ADGP Armed/L&O, J&K, Vijay Kumar, and ADGP Jammu Zone, Anand Jain.
He interacted with the Government Railways Police and jurisdictional police officers and conducted inspection of some areas of the railway stations, a police spokesperson said in a statement to GNS. He also interacted with the senior railway officers and enquired about the various facilities provided including accommodation for stationed staff.
On the occasion DIG DKR range Shreedhar Patil, SSP Ramban, SSP Railways, SSP NHW and other jurisdictional officers briefed the officers.
During the visit, the DGP in his interaction emphasised upon, enhancing the security protocols and ensuring the safety of the passengers and public assets.
“The DGP reiterated the commitment of the Jammu & Kashmir Police to maintaining peace and security in the region, emphasizing the importance of proactive measures in countering potential threats,” the spokesperson said.
He also took the opportunity to interact with the staff of Indian Railways, underscoring the importance of collaboration between law enforcement agencies and railway personnel in safeguarding critical infrastructure and ensuring the security of passengers and cargo.
The collaborative efforts between various law enforcement agencies and stakeholders, including Indian Railways, are vital in safeguarding critical infrastructure and ensuring the security of passengers and cargo.
“The DGP expressed confidence in the capabilities of the officers and personnel involved in ensuring the security of the newly commissioned stations.”
The DGP also emphasised on the importance of community engagement and encouraged cooperation between the police and local residents to foster a safer environment, the spokesperson added. (GNS)