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DGP’s Upcoming PGRP Postponed

February 2, 2024

Srinagar: The Public Grievance Redressal Programme (PGRP) of Director General of Police RR Swain has been postponed, the PHQ informed on Friday.

“General public through this notice is informed that the DGP J&K Public Grievance Redressal/interaction programme in Kashmir Zone for Saturday i.e 03/02/2024 is postponed due to some important engagements”, reads a notification in this regard, as per news agency Kashmir Scroll.

“The schedule of the next programme i.e place and venue, date and time will be communicated separately”, reads the notification.

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