Jammu: Director General of Police J&K Dilbag Singh held a meeting to review the security of railways in Jammu and Kashmir in Police Headquarters.
Via video conferencing Spl DG CID J&K R. R. Swain and Principal Chief Security Commissioner/IGP RPF Hqrs S. N. Pandey, ADGP Railways J&K Sunil Kumar, Commandant RPF Ferozepur division Rajnish talked on the agenda points of the last meeting which include joint security audit of vital installation, experimental running of glass top rail bogies, availability of X-ray baggage scanners for their optimum utilization.
During the meeting, a report revealed that 235 CCTV cameras are installed at 12 Railway stations besides there is need for more at some stations.
The DGP directed railway officers to make optimum use of the technology for the security of it’s users.
Besides that strengthening of manpower, deployment of dog squads and improving infrastructure for the officers and jawans of RPF and GRP was established.
DGP said there have been some elements in the past that were involved in damaging the property of railways but such incidents have gone considerably down.
(GNS)
