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Accountability for Crime Control to Be Fixed at Police Station Level- CM

July 11, 2025 03:30 PM
Accountability for Crime Control to Be Fixed at Police Station Level- CM

CM Chairs High-Level Meeting on Law and Order, reviews Statewide Crime Situation, issues Strict Directives

Punjab Newsline, Chandigarh–

Demonstrating his unwavering commitment to public safety, Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini while chairing a high-level meeting on law and order late Thursday evening issued clear and strict directives to senior officers, emphasizing that the law and order situation must remain intact throughout the state and any disruptions should be dealt with swiftly and firmly.

He stressed the need for each police station to consistently track crime patterns and respond swiftly to any rise in criminal incidents to maintain control. Accountability should be ensured not only at the district level but also at the police station level, said the Chief Minister.

Saini said that negligence in crime control would not be tolerated under any circumstances. He directed officers to make maximum use of technology for real-time crime reporting and analysis, making the police system more efficient and responsive. He reiterated the government's commitment to curbing crimes and providing a secure environment to the public.

Taking serious note of ransom/extortion cases, the Chief Minister issued stringent directions, making it clear that such heinous crimes would not be tolerated under any circumstances. Immediate action must be taken to curb such cases, and the strictest punishment should be ensured for the culprits. He emphasized that the police administration must work with full alertness and readiness so that the common citizen feels secure and confident in the police’s role as a guardian of safety.

Giving utmost priority to the safety of women and girl students, the Chief Minister ordered that police officers must conduct regular inspections of schools and colleges, especially girls’ institutions. He said officers should interact with students to make them aware and prevent any untoward incidents in time. He further directed that special patrolling be arranged during school and college dispersal hours to instill confidence among female students and their families.

During the meeting, officers apprised that the police have identified various hotspots and sensitive routes after interactions with working women and girl students. These areas are now under heightened vigilance with police presence and reinforced security arrangements.

The Chief Minister affirmed that the state government is committed to providing a safe environment for women and instructed the police to act diligently. He also directed that security measures be reviewed regularly and upgraded as needed so that women and girls do not face any fear or inconvenience.

Patrolling in Crowded Areas Must Be Tight and Proactive

Prioritizing public safety, the Chief Minister directed that effective patrolling must be ensured in markets and busy public areas, especially during peak hours. In addition, sensitive locations must be regularly assessed, and additional patrolling should be arranged as needed. Special patrolling by the Durga Shakti Force was also directed for women's safety.

Responsibility Must Be Fixed in Drug and Narcotics Cases

Addressing the issue of drug abuse and trafficking, the Chief Minister directed that strict measures be implemented to control both the supply and consumption of narcotics. He directed that specific police officers be made responsible for each district. He emphasized the government’s commitment to protect the youth from falling into the trap of addiction and called for a coordinated and robust campaign.

 

Strict Action Against Police Personnel Found Consuming Alcohol on Duty

To enhance the effectiveness and public-friendliness of the police system, the Chief Minister issued strong directions to improve the conduct and working style of police personnel. He directed all Superintendents of Police to clearly inform their field staff that any police personnel found consuming alcohol on duty or in uniform would face the strictest possible action. He asserted that the police exist to serve and protect the public, and indiscipline or irresponsible behavior will not be tolerated under any circumstances.

 

 

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