Uttar Pradesh Police Chief Issues Directives for Enhanced Law and Order in Video Conference

Lucknow - Prashant Kumar, the Director General of Police in Uttar Pradesh, recently conducted a comprehensive video conference addressing key concerns related to law and order, upcoming Lok Sabha elections, and effective law enforcement. The following crucial directives were emphasized:

1. Zero Tolerance for Crime: The state is urged to adopt a zero-tolerance policy towards crime and criminals. Swift and effective legal actions should be taken against wrongdoers, ensuring control over criminal activities and implementing strict measures against those disturbing the peace.

2. Criminal Background Checks: Thorough verification of criminal histories must be conducted in adherence to regulations. Cases against criminals should be handled with meticulous evidence preparation. Police personnel are advised to use body-worn cameras during duty hours.

3. Preventing Cattle Smuggling and Illegal Slaughter: Action plans should be formulated to prevent cattle smuggling and illegal slaughter. Ensure effective legal and preventive measures against individuals involved in such incidents.

4. Minimizing Response Time: In light of the upcoming elections, a focus on minimizing response time to reported incidents is crucial for swift and effective intervention.

5. Social Media Surveillance: Maintain round-the-clock surveillance on social media platforms in all commissionerates/districts. Coordinate with the central social media team to promptly address and legally act against misleading or objectionable posts.

6. Women and Children Security: Handle cases related to women and children with utmost sensitivity. Enhance the efficiency of the Women's Beat system and the Anti-Romeo Squad.

7. Foot Patrolling: Conduct regular foot patrolling to ensure visibility at vital locations, fostering constant interaction and dialogue with the public.

8. Jan Sunwai Emphasis: Pay special attention to Jan Sunwai, interacting with as many people as possible. Senior officers, including the Circle Officer, should participate in Jan Sunwai daily. Regularly monitor and resolve complaints received through the Jan Sunwai portal.

9. Feedback from the Public: Continuously seek feedback from the public and representatives to address community concerns.

10. Training Against Cybercrime: Collaborate with experts to train police officers, especially at the zone level, focusing on cybercrime prevention. Promote public awareness through the Cyber Crime Awareness program.

11. Human Resource Management: Utilize human resource management to improve police behavior towards the public, with a special focus on community policing. Motivate the police force, regularly encouraging commendable actions and promoting deserving officers.

12. Zero Tolerance for Corruption: Strictly adhere to a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption within the police force.

13. Anticipating Election Requirements: Assess the anticipated requirements of resources and police force for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

14. Maintaining Public Address Systems: Ensure the effective functioning of public address systems in mixed-population areas. Keep poster parties under surveillance and maintain regular alertness for the security of religious places.

15. Prompt Action Against Communal Incidents: Take prompt legal action against any incident related to communal and caste disputes. Act against those using amplification devices against regulations.

During this crucial conference, the Additional Director General of Police Establishment, Police Commissioner Lucknow, Additional Director General of Police Personnel, Additional Director General of Police Logistics, Additional Director General of Police/Police Director General's Secretary, Additional Director General of Police Crime, and other senior police officers, including the Inspector General of Police Law and Order, were present. The directives aim to reinforce the commitment of the Uttar Pradesh Police towards maintaining law and order in the state.