Chandigarh, 01 October
The Punjab Police is set to bolster its surveillance efforts by increasing the deployment of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras at crime hotspots and drug trafficking areas across the state. This initiative is part of the police department’s ongoing efforts to curb petty crimes and drug-related activities.
Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav announced the plan during a state-level Law and Order review meeting. The meeting was attended by senior police officials and heads of operational wings.
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Key Points:
- CCTV Saturation: CCTV control rooms will be established at district and sub-divisional levels for real-time monitoring.
- Crime Hotspot Mapping: The police has identified specific crime hotspots and drug trafficking areas based on three years of data.
- Focus on Petty Crimes: The DGP emphasized the importance of addressing petty crimes such as extortion, snatching, theft, and burglary.
- Action Against Drug Suppliers: CPs/SSPs have been instructed to use section 68F of the NDPS Act to seize illegally acquired property of drug suppliers.
- Panchayat Election Security: The police is taking measures to ensure free and fair Panchayat elections.
- Festival Season Vigilance: Enhanced surveillance and dominance will be maintained in areas with high footfall during the upcoming festival season.
- Ground-Level Feedback: The DGP sought feedback from CPs/SSPs to address challenges faced by police personnel.
By intensifying CCTV surveillance and taking proactive measures, the Punjab Police aims to make the state safer and more secure for its citizens.
