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Faridabad : Hardeep Singh Doon, Additional Director General of Police (Telecommunications), Haryana, conducted a crime review meeting in the Faridabad district. Present during the meeting were Police Commissioner Satender Kumar Gupta, Joint Police Commissioner Rajesh Duggal, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Headquarters) Abhishek Jorwal, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Central) Usha, and Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Jaiveer Singh, along with all Assistant Commissioners of Police and all Station House Officers (SHOs).
During the meeting, Abhishek Jorwal, DCP (Headquarters), presented a report covering various key points, including CCTV cameras, comparative crime statistics, new criminal laws, the anti-narcotics campaign, traffic black spots, high-crime areas, and records of criminals.
During the meeting, Hardeep Singh Doon, ADGP (Telecommunications), Haryana, held detailed discussions with all the officers present regarding the aforementioned points. He issued directives emphasizing that, while taking strict action against crime and criminals, efforts must also be made to enhance the public image of the police force. He directed that special campaigns be launched at the police station level to ensure the installation of the maximum possible number of CCTV cameras across the Faridabad district. He noted that CCTV cameras play a crucial role in apprehending criminals and curbing criminal activity.
Furthermore, regarding comparative crime statistics, he instructed officers to identify “hotspots” areas with high crime rates in order to effectively control criminal activity. He emphasized that identifying hotspots should not remain a mere formality; rather, officers must ensure that these specific areas are rendered crime-free in the future. He also directed that lists of criminals released on bail from jail be shared among officers to facilitate the monitoring of their activities, and that all Investigating Officers be provided with extensive training regarding the new criminal laws. He remarked that drug addiction is a grave affliction, causing both economic and physical ruin. He noted that any household where a member is addicted to drugs inevitably suffers, leaving the entire family in perpetual distress. Consequently, he directed all Station House Officers to identify individuals involved in illicit drug activities within their respective jurisdictions, take strict action against them, and effectively curb the drug menace. Additionally, he instructed all SHOs to implement measures to control road accidents within their police station limits. Finally, all officers were directed to prioritize the arrest of proclaimed offenders and bail jumpers, and were urged to maintain a courteous and respectful demeanor while interacting with the general public.
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