V.K. Birdi, the Inspector General of Police (IGP) for Kashmir Zone, led a joint security review meeting at the Police Control Room in Srinagar. The meeting, attended by senior officers from J&K Police, intelligence agencies, the Army, Railways, and Central Armed Police Forces, focused on assessing the security situation and readiness for upcoming events.
During the meeting, emphasis was placed on intelligence sharing, inter-agency coordination, and public cooperation to uphold peace and security in the region. District police chiefs were instructed to conduct market checks to prevent hoarding and overpricing of essential goods, while also enhancing community involvement for the smooth execution of public events.
In anticipation of increased tourist visits, heightened security measures were ordered for key tourist spots. Additionally, security arrangements at railway stations, tracks, and along the National Highway were reviewed, with directives issued to bolster security measures and preventive actions to ensure safety.
The IGP stressed the importance of vigilance, intelligence strengthening, and close coordination among officers to ensure the successful and peaceful conduct of forthcoming events in the Kashmir Valley.
A recent security review meeting chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah highlighted the need for a mission-mode strategy to combat terrorism and prevent infiltration along the Line of Control and International Border. The meeting also addressed the presence of Pakistani terrorists in Jammu’s hilly districts, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts among security forces to eliminate these threats and maintain lasting peace in the region.
