Amarnath Yatra beyond 2025, in coordination with Kulgam Police, CRPF, BSF, Health, and Fire and Emergency Services, operated a large -scale fake drill at major places along the National Highway, which included the Walnut Factory Base Camp and FCI camp in Mirbazar, which was a kind of right, a kind of right, a kind of rights, a kind of right For, there was a type of type. Jammu and Kashmir Police said.
In the preparation of the upcoming Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra (Sanji -2025); Kulgam Police, CRPF, along with BSF, along with other security forces, health departments and other security forces deployed for fire and emergency service performed a comprehensive fake drill practice at various places with NHW, in which Yatra Base Camp Walnut Factory, Kajigund and FCI Mirbazar asked to handle an officer to handle an officer.
The mock drill was held in the presence of SSP Kulgam, Sahil Sarangi-IPS
Furthermore, the main purpose of mock drills according to the release was to prepare any untoward phenomenon, especially for a terrorist nature, with a quick and safe response and the security reaction time, coordination and effectiveness to assess a safe and hassle -free journey to ensure the forces to give immediate feedback. The purpose of exercise is to identify areas for improvement and streamline the response system.
The Kulgam police confirmed their commitment to ensure the safety and safety of pilgrims coming to Sanji -2025 of our people and our pilgrims.
Earlier in the day, Inspector General of Police (IGP), Bhim Sen Tutti, IPS, for the Jammu Zone, chaired a security review meeting at the Zonal Police Headquarters (ZPHQ) in Jammu.
According to the release, a meeting was called to assess anti-terrorism efforts, capacity building and strategic direction for the region. All Range Dysg, District SSSP, hence IGP Jammu, SSP Special OPS & TRG, All SSP (Operations), DSSP (Operations), and senior police officers including IGP Jammu from PS/PA attended the meeting through persons and virtual mode.
.A comprehensive district-wise safety assessment was held, during which IGP reviewed the status and operations of law and order of each district. The authorities were directed to maintain high vigilance and accountability to develop security dynamics within their courts.
A detailed review of anti-terrorism efforts in Jammu region was also shown in the meeting. Major highlights included recent, seizures and actionable intelligence-based operations. The IGP stressed the need for a constant aggressive currency against terrorist elements and enhanced coordination with the Army and the Central Armed Forces, stated in the release.
IGP emphasized aspects such as training and skill growth of personnel, giving importance to regular field training and survival skills. The authorities were urged to make the lessons learned institutional and include the best practices in the ongoing training module, especially for SOG units and operating teams, it said.
In a performance-centered step, quarterly operating goals were assigned to all dyssps (operation).
These targets want to promote accountability, mission focus and result-proper execution at the operational level. Officers were advised to maintain close monitoring and ensure review of timely progress.
The meeting concluded with a shared roadmap to refine the leadership roles, strengthen the operational readiness and increase the effectiveness of the intelligence and community-oriented policing in the Jammu region. (AI)