Jammu, April 14: The Director General of Police J&K Shri Dilbag Singh chaired a high level meeting with the officers of different wings to finalize the arrangements and preparedness regarding the annual Darbar Move-2020 at Police Headquarters today, in view of the Jammu and Kashmir Government order.
The meeting was attended by the ADGsP Shri S. J. M. Gillani, Shri A. G. Mir, IGsP Dr S D Singh Jamwal, Shri T. Namgyal, Shri M. K. Sinha, Shri Gareeb Dass, Shri Alok Kumar, DPT J&K Shri Nasir Ahmad, AIsG of PHQ and gazetted officers from all Police wings.
During the meeting the DGP said that all wings of J&K Police who are supposed to open their offices in the annual darbar move in the summer capital of Union Territory are directed to prepare a list of officers and officials who will move to the Srinagar.
The DGP directed the officers to take all the precaution/measures in sanitizing and decontaminating the office buildings at Srinagar. He directed that the required accommodation for the employees should be readied well in advance in accordance with the health protocols. He said in view of COVID -19 all the employees who travel from different districts have to be accommodated in the Srinagar city itself in view of the advisories issued in this regard.
The DGP directed the officers of different police wings to prepare the move officials list and share it with the PHQ so that formal orders are issued accordingly. He directed the officers to prepare for the functioning of offices at Jammu and Srinagar both simultaneously till further orders.
During the meeting the DGP also reviewed the health safety measures being adopted by the Police personnel performing duties on ground. He said that adequate masks, sanitizers and protective gears are available with all wings of Police. He appreciated the role of J&K Police welfare centres and other units in fabricating these articles in large numbers.
During the meeting the officers gave briefing about the preparations made and precautions taken by their wings and units with regard to annual darbar move and COVID-19 pandemic in their respective wings and offices.
