DGP reviews security, other arrangements for Darbar Move

Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Apr 25: In order to review the security arrangements for re-opening of Civil Secretariat and other Darbar Move offices in summer capital of the State on May 5, a meeting of senior police officers was convened at PCR here this afternoon.
Chaired by the Director General of Police (DGP), K. Rajendra Kumar, the meeting was also attended by Inspectors General of Police, SJM Geelani, A.G. Mir, Munir Ahmad Khan, JP Singh and IG CRPF K.S. Bandhari.
During the meeting, Mr. Rajendra sought reports about the security and other arrangements put in place for smooth re-opening of move offices in Srinagar.
The meeting discussed security, traffic and deployment of personnel  by different wings of Jammu and Kashmir Police and other security forces with regard to Darbar Move. It was informed that all necessary steps have been taken to ensure the security of civil secretariat and other Darbar Move offices.
The DGP was informed that law and order situation is fully under control in the Valley and police and other security agencies have taken all measures to ensure that peaceful atmosphere prevails.
Addressing the meeting, the DGP stressed upon the officers to work in close coordination and make all required security arrangements to keep the law and order maintained. He also asked the officers to formulate a comprehensive traffic plan for Srinagar City to ensure better traffic management so that people are not put to any inconvenience during their day-to-day functioning due to security reasons.
He issued orders for augmenting manpower of traffic police to facilitate hassle free movement of traffic in Srinagar city. He also stressed upon the officers to work with total professional commitment for peace and development of the State. He also reiterated the importance of people friendly policing and providing better professional service to people of the State.