Bikaner Abhayindia.com Chief Secretary Usha Sharma reviewed the law and order situation at a Sabhang level meeting held at the Collectorate Auditorium on Sunday. Police Director General Umesh Mishra was also present. Chief Secretary Usha Sharma said the District Collector and the Police Superintendent should work more closely as a team to keep law and order in the districts. This coordination must be maintained at a lower level. He said that in connection with the assembly elections, the next six months are very important for the state. During this, every situation must be controlled. After any incident, the response time to the action should be less.
The Chief Secretary said holding a fair and fearless election is a top priority for the administration. To do this, one hundred percent compliance with the instructions of the election commission must be ensured. He said that the mutual harmony of separation must remain unchanged. Strict action should be taken against those who affect it by adopting “zero tolerance”. He ordered strict action to be taken for every unwanted social media post.
Chief Secretary Sharma said that special vigilance should be exercised in areas of the division connected with the international border. Interstate activities should also be under close scrutiny. The police and administration must be aware of each area’s strengths and weaknesses. The District Collector and Superintendent of Police must regularly conduct inspections down to the lower level.
Police Director General Umesh Mishra praised the work of the police department in the Bikaner region and said that organized crime is effectively suppressed due to more effective police work. The activity of criminal gangs has decreased, and public confidence in the police has increased. He said that all police actions must be carried out in accordance with legal regulations. He instructed the police and administration to make joint field trips during the elections.
Director General of Police (Law & Order) Rajiv Kumar Sharma said that based on the experience of previous assembly elections, advance preparations need to be made in sensitive areas. He instructed to maintain the blockade and watch on interstate borders in accordance with the requirements. He was also tasked with assessing the resources associated with maintaining law and order.
Chief Secretary (Home) Anand Kumar joined the meeting via videoconference. He said that the police should prepare friends and friends for security in the districts. Learn about the progress of setting up anti-drug posts in Sriganganagar and Hanumangarh. He said that the officers should also go to the field, this would be better feedback.
Additional Director General of Police (Law & Order) Dinesh MN He said that an active police work environment should be created at the grassroots level so that the public’s trust in the police could further increase. Division Commissioner Dr. Neeraj K. Pawan spoke about the various activities associated with the division. He informed about the progress and results of the “Mansa” campaign carried out in the department for combating drugs.
Inspector General of Police Omprakash informed about the innovations of the Police Department. He said that for the first time, a cyber response team had been formed at the test site. The meeting was attended by Bikaner District Inspector Bhagwati Prasad, Police Superintendent Tejaswini Gautam, Sriganganagar District Inspector Saurabh Swami, Deshmukh Police District Chief, Hanumangarh District Collector Rukmani Riar, Police Superintendent Sudhir Chaudhary, Churu District Collector Siddharth Sihag, Police Chief Rajesh Kumar Mina, Kalpana Aggarwal , Anupgarh District Special Officer, and Rajendra Kumar, OSD (Police) Officer, made a presentation on district issues. IAS trainee Yaksh Chaudhary, Pritam Kumar and Saksham Goyal were also present.
The chief secretary and general manager inspected the tricolor and the city forest
Bikaner. Chief Secretary Usha Sharma and Director General of Police Umesh Mishra inspected the 151-foot tricolor and city forest installed at the District Commissioner’s office on Sunday. Department Commissioner Dr. Neeraj K. Pavan said that this tricolor was installed with the participation of local residents. A large number of people come here every day to watch it.
He revealed that it was designed as a tourist spot. He reported on the plants planted in the city forest with the Miyawaki technique and said that it would soon turn into a dense forest. While CEO (Law & Order) Rajiv Kumar Sharma, Additional CEO Dinesh M.N. Inspector General Om Prakash, District Collector Bhagwati Prasad Kalal and others were present.