Hansi (Dinkar Gawri):-A review meeting on various important issues related to crime and law and order was held today at the District Auditorium, Hansi, under the chairmanship of Superintendent of Police Vinod Kumar. All SHOs, SOs, police post in-charges, crime investigation units and heads of various branches participated in the meeting.
During the meeting, a detailed review was conducted of the comparative crime situation in the district, pending under-investigation cases (UI cases), cases pending for more than one year and two years, and cases pending for over six months. The Superintendent of Police directed that pending cases be disposed of promptly on a priority basis and that no case should be kept pending unnecessarily.
In addition, the status of NCIL cases, cases pending for more than 60 and 90 days, pending complaints, and recoveries in cases registered under local and special laws was reviewed. Directions were issued to take effective action for the arrest of proclaimed offenders (POs), bail jumpers, parole jumpers, most-wanted criminals, reward-carrying criminals and history-sheeters.
The meeting also discussed cases related to narcotic substances and other special laws, as well as the status of cybercrime. The Superintendent of Police directed the concerned units to work in coordination to effectively curb such offences and maintain continuous surveillance over the activities of criminals.
The review also covered missing persons, unidentified and identified dead bodies, untraced and cancellation cases, inquest reports, pending ISR/CSR in cases under the special report category, proper recording of grounds of arrest and compliance with legal provisions.
The Superintendent of Police emphasised ensuring the timely appearance of police personnel in courts, particularly effective testimony by police witnesses in cases under the NDPS Act, and strengthening the investigation process.
The meeting also reviewed NATGRID, FRS, ICJS, installation and proper functioning of CCTV cameras, installation and effective use of the Abhedya App, the functioning of the RJSFH Unit and verification of criminals.
In addition, a one-year action plan was discussed to strengthen road safety measures, traffic management, social media monitoring and beat-level policing. The Superintendent of Police directed all police station in-charges to ensure effective surveillance in their respective areas through regular patrolling, checkpoints, PCRs, riders and ERVs, and to check suspicious persons and vehicles.
Superintendent of Police Vinod Kumar directed all officers and personnel to regularly review crime statistics and pending cases related to their respective areas and branches. He instructed them to work with full responsibility and seriousness to maintain law and order, curb crime and ensure the safety of the general public.
