J&K DGP’s People’s Grievance Redressal Programme to be held at DPL Pulwama tomorrow

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Srinagar: Jammu & Kashmir Police on Friday informed that DGP J&K R R Swain will recommence his widely popular People’s Grievance Redressal Programme (PGRS) and said that the new programme will be held tomorrow on June 8, 2024 (Saturday) 1200 hrs at District Police Lines Pulwama.

In a X post Police said, “Citizens who have grievances pertaining to police investigation, enquiries, delay in verifications, delay/refusal in registering FIR/faulty investigation etc shall be given first preference.”

Second preference will be to the families of the martyrs and third preference will be given to families and kin of other police personnel. Fourth preference will be to the serving Police personnel/SPOs to listen to their service issues, police said.

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It stated that the Programme will be strictly for the citizens of Pulwama District only, while recruitment related applications or requests will not be entertained at all.

“To participate in the programme, individuals with grievances related to police services should visit the District PoliceLine (DPL) Pulwama to register at the help desk established for the purpose. People who wish to bring their grievances to the attention of DGP J&K should submit a written application containing complete details including that of a working mobile number, police held,” reads the post.

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