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Jammu: IGP Leads Foot Patrol, Reviews Law and Order in City

Jammu, September 2 — Inspector General of Police (IGP) Jammu Zone, Tejinder Singh, conducted a foot patrol of security personnel in Jammu city on Wednesday, assessing the prevailing law and order situation. The initiative aimed to enhance police visibility and public confidence at the grassroots level.

Information was available with The Chenab Times that Singh was accompanied by Deputy Inspector General Jammu-Samba-Kathua Range, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Jammu, and SP North Jammu during the patrol. The IGP had recently taken charge of the Jammu Zone following a significant reshuffling of top police leadership last month.

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During the extensive foot patrol, senior police officials engaged with residents and shopkeepers across various areas of the city. This direct interaction facilitated the gathering of feedback on public safety and security concerns, providing ground-level insights into the community’s needs and perceptions.

Officials stated that the primary objectives of the foot patrol were to increase the visible presence of law enforcement, bolster public trust in the police force, and ensure effective policing strategies were being implemented effectively. The move underscored a commitment to a more accessible and responsive police presence.

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The officers present emphasized the importance of maintaining heightened vigilance among all police personnel. They directed the force to conduct regular patrolling activities and to remain readily responsive to the security and safety requirements of the public. This directive highlighted the ongoing need for proactive security measures across the city.

Furthermore, the review stressed the critical need for robust and close coordination among different field units. This collaborative approach is intended to ensure a prompt and efficient response to any emerging security situation, thereby mitigating potential risks and maintaining public order effectively.

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