Police On High Alert After Input Of Terrorist Attack

Police on high alert after input of terrorist attack, preparations for Amarnath Yatra also discussed.

Like Udhampur, terrorists are trying to commit crimes in other districts of the Jammu division.

In view of this warning of the intelligence agency, the Anti-Terrorist Squad Special Operation Group (SOG) of Jammu Police has been asked to strengthen its network.

At the same time, the CID branch personnel along with the district police have been instructed to keep a close watch on the people staying in various hotels and Dharamshala of the city.

Apart from this, the security of the camps and sensitive buildings of the security forces is being strengthened.

After the Udhampur terrorist attack, Divisional Commissioner Jammu Raghav Langer held a meeting with the police and administrative officials,

He took the stock of the security arrangements in the division and in view of the threat of terrorist attack.

During this, to strengthen the security of the city, CCTV cameras were asked to be installed at sensitive places.

Police on high alert: Senior officers were asked to personally visit the congested markets to ensure that the deployment of troops is done properly.

All the security agencies were asked to be in constant touch with each other for the dissemination of intelligence inputs so that the situation could be dealt with synergistically if required.

Discussions also took place on the security of Amarnath Yatra. Preparations for the annual Amarnath Yatra, which will begin in the coming days, were also discussed during this period.

It was discussed how many personnel of central security agencies is required to conduct the yatra peacefully so that the same report is sent to the central government in time.

In the meeting, a strategy was chalked out for verification of tenants, keeping an eye on history-sheeters, keeping an eye on the activities of suspicious people.

Senior officers of various security agencies posted in district Jammu were asked to meet from time to time to chalk out a security strategy.