HOLDS FIRST MEETING WITH RESIDENTS OF PHASE 11 IN MOHALI, LISTENS TO THEIR CONCERNS
Punjab Newsline, Chandigarh/SAS Nagar, October 9-
In a significant move aimed at bridging the gap between police and public as part of the ‘Safe Neighbourhood’ campaign, DGP Punjab Gaurav Yadav on Wednesday has embarked on a comprehensive public meeting initiative. This proactive approach aims to address pressing security concerns, gather firsthand feedback on police performance, and listen to grievances, fostering a spirit of collaboration and trust.
The first meeting took place at Phase 11 in Mohali, where the DGP accompanied by DIG Ropar Range Nilambari Jagdale and SSP SAS Nagar Deepak Pareek engaged in an open dialogue with representatives from various Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) and listened to their concerns.
During the meeting, the residents voiced concerns over various critical issues, including the shortage of police personnel in Mohali, lack of outreach by Station House Officers (SHOs), traffic congestion, insufficient CCTV camera surveillance, tenant verification, rise in petty crimes, heavy vehicles plying in city limits, and vendor encroachments.