CP Delhi S.B.K. Singh chairs Interstate Coordination meeting ahead of Independence Day 2025

Senior officers from states and central agencies review anti-terror steps, border checks, drone restrictions, and joint crackdown on criminal networks
New Delhi : An Interstate Coordination meeting was held on 08.08.2025 at Delhi Police Headquarters ahead of Independence Day celebration -2025 to strengthen cooperation and coordination among various Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) and to address various issues related to preparation for the incident free forthcoming Independence Day-2025 celebrations.
The Commissioner of Police, Delhi, S.B.K. Singh chaired the meeting which was attended by Senior Police Officers from Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Uttarakhand, Bihar, Rajasthan, Chandigarh along with Senior officers of Central Intelligence/Enforcement Agencies. Spl. CsP/ Transport Division,  Spl. Cell,  L&O Divisions, Crime, Intelligence Division, Protective Security Division, Traffic Divisions, Crime Division, Joint CsP/ Ranges, Security, Traffic, Intelligence and DCsP/Districts, Security, Crime, IGI, Railways and Metro, etc. also attended the meeting.
The senior officers shared intelligence inputs and the anti-terror measures including border checking, verifications of suspicious elements, etc. Issues related to movement of paragliders, drones and other flying objects from the open areas were discussed. Advance information about the movement of any suspicious elements/vehicles was stressed upon. Interstate gangs operating in the NCR and incidents related to supply of illegal firearms and narcotics were also discussed at length. Traffic restrictions during Independence Day Celebrations and steps to check unauthorised intrusion at borders have been planned and all officers of other states were requested to cooperate and coordinate for ensuring the effective implementation of the same.
CP Delhi also stressed upon intensive action against criminal gangs operating in Delhi and NCR, particularly from abroad by using modern technology. He stressed upon the need to formulate a joint action plan/strategy for taking concerted action against them.

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