JAMMU, OCT 24: With the Annual Darbar Move bringing government offices back to Jammu for the winter season, Inspector General of Police (IGP), Jammu Zone, Tejinder Singh, on Saturday chaired a high-level security review meeting at the Zonal Police Headquarters (ZPHQ), Jammu, to assess preparedness and strengthen coordinated security arrangements ahead of the seasonal transition.
The meeting brought together senior officers from Jammu and Kashmir Police, intelligence agencies, the Army and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) to review security preparedness and underline the importance of a coordinated approach during the functioning of the government in the winter capital.
During the deliberations, the IGP stressed the need for close coordination among all security agencies, operational readiness and timely sharing of intelligence inputs to ensure a safe and secure environment in Jammu. He directed the officers to maintain heightened vigilance and ensure that all necessary security measures were implemented in a coordinated and effective manner.
The review focused on the importance of maintaining seamless communication between the agencies concerned, strengthening preparedness and ensuring that security arrangements remain responsive to emerging requirements during the Darbar Move period.
Emphasising the need for a proactive approach, the IGP called upon the officers to remain alert and ensure effective coordination at every level. The directions were aimed at ensuring that all participating agencies work in unison to maintain public safety and security while government offices operate from Jammu during the winter months.
The Annual Darbar Move marks the seasonal shifting of government offices between Srinagar and Jammu, making coordinated security planning an important aspect of administrative functioning during the transition.
The meeting concluded with directions to maintain close inter-agency coordination, share relevant inputs promptly and ensure continued vigilance throughout the Darbar Move period.
