Chandigarh: In a comprehensive virtual meeting, Director General of Police, Mr. Shatrujeet Kapur IPS, addressed senior police officers to outline key strategies for tackling critical issues such as violent crime control, immigration fraud prevention, and drug de-addiction efforts. The meeting, held via video conferencing, focused on a multi-pronged approach to enhance law enforcement efficiency and community safety.
During the meeting, the DGP provided detailed guidelines and directives aimed at addressing the growing challenges of criminal activities and immigration-related fraud. He emphasized the importance of cracking down on violent crimes through targeted action and improved coordination among police units. Additionally, he highlighted the urgent need to combat immigration fraud, which has become a significant concern for people seeking to migrate abroad. Underlining the gravity of such fraudulent activities, the DGP announced that strict punitive measures will be enforced against agents involved in duping individuals in the name of providing foreign work or study opportunities. The new legal provisions also include the option to attach the property of those found guilty of such offenses, signaling a tough stance on this issue.
In terms of enhancing operational capabilities, Mr. Kapur revealed plans to introduce advanced training programs for young police personnel. He stated that select officers will be provided with specialized training in high-level weapon handling, with the training course scheduled to begin on October 21st. This initiative aims to ensure that the force is well-equipped to handle modern-day challenges and maintain public order effectively.
Furthermore, the DGP reiterated the police department’s commitment to combating the menace of drug addiction. He called for a renewed focus on de-addiction programs, emphasizing the need for collaboration with social organizations, healthcare professionals, and the community at large to reduce the prevalence of substance abuse.
Overall, the meeting underscored the department’s determination to adopt a holistic approach in addressing violent crime, immigration fraud, and drug-related issues, with strong measures and modern training techniques at the forefront of these efforts.
