DGP continues with ground-zero tours, holds public meeting in Jalandhar
Punjab Newsline, Chandigarh/Jalandhar, October 25-
In order to further expand the Punjab Police’s public outreach program ‘Sehyog’ at grassroot level, CP's and SSP's will visit villages and mohallas to hold public meetings, gathering firsthand feedback from locals. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between police and public.
“In second phase, we have issued directions CPs/SSPs to visit villages and mohallas to hold public meetings. This approach will help authorities understand ground-level situations and foster a stronger police-public relationship,” said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav here on Friday.
The move comes amidst DGP Punjab's ongoing ground-zero tours to improve community ties and gather feedback from people on their experiences with the police. Meanwhile, the DGP also inaugurated the newly constructed Gazetted Officers’ Mess at Police Lines, Jalandhar.
Earlier in the morning, DGP made a surprise visit to Police Station Rama Mandi in Jalandhar, where he inspected the facilities and interacted with police personnel.