KL Report
SRINAGAR
Director General of Police (DGP), K Rajendra Kumar arrived the summer capital this afternoon and took stock of the security situation in the Valley. He has said that despite provocations, JKP would continue its fight against terrorism and ensure peaceful atmosphere to the people of the State, an official statement said on Monday evening.
Rajendra convened a meeting of senior police officers at Srinagar and discussed various issues related to security and the militant attacks on the police personnel in South and North Kashmir, killing three cops and injuring an officer.
The DGP, addressing the meeting reiterated that Jammu and Kashmir Police is committed in its fight against terrorism and the force along with other security agencies will make all efforts to foil the nefarious designs of the subversive elements and ensure security and safety of the people, the statement said.
“Today’s attacks on un-armed police men would not erode the morale of the force and would continue its fight against terrorism. The martyred policemen were delivering their professional duties, when the militants fired at them fiercely,” the DGP said.
He condoled the death of police personnel, saying that the cowardice act by the militants would strengthen our commitment to eradicate the menace from the society. He said that the martyrdom of brave cops would lead us till the culprits are brought to justice.
Calling for greater synergy among all security agencies to nab the culprits, the DGP said that the efforts need to be put in place to chase the miscreants and their mentors till they are brought to fate. “People’s cooperation and intelligence gathering should be strengthened to maintain continuous vigil on the activities of these elements,” the DGP added.
Rajendra said that safety and security of the people is our prime concern and efforts of these elements, to disrupt the peaceful atmosphere of the State would not be tolerated. He said that Jammu and Kashmir Police has always preferred sacrifices of their precious lives to safeguard the peace and stability in the State.
