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“Intensify Crackdown on Crime, Strengthen Anti-Drug Drive”: IGP Kashmir Chairs Review Meeting

Focus on NDPS, UAPA Cases, Conviction Rates; Directs Boost to ‘Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyaan’ Efforts

JK News Service by JK News Service
April 15, 2026
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“Intensify Crackdown on Crime, Strengthen Anti-Drug Drive”: IGP Kashmir Chairs Review Meeting
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Srinagar, Apr 15 (JKNS): Inspector General of Police Kashmir, Vidhi Kumar Birdi on Wednesday chaired a high-level crime review meeting at PCR Kashmir, stressing intensified action against crime and stronger implementation of the “Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyaan” across the Valley.

As per news agency JKNS, Birdi-IPS chaired a crime review meeting of Kashmir Zone at PCR Kashmir today. The meeting was attended by all the range DIsG, district SSsP, JDP ZPHQ and other senior officers.

At the outset, IGP Kashmir conducted a comprehensive review of crime across the Kashmir Zone.

This was followed by detailed presentations from district SSsP, who outlined the measures undertaken to curb criminal activities within their respective jurisdictions.

Discussions primarily focused on the disposal of general crime cases, along with issues pertaining to NDPS, UAPA, absconders, and other related offenses. Preventive actions initiated under various laws, as well as pending inquest proceedings, were also examined.

IGP Kashmir Birdi, commended district chiefs for their sustained efforts in crime prevention and stressed the importance of enhancing the quality of investigations.

He further highlighted the need to improve conviction rates by developing a strong follow-up mechanism, particularly in cases related to narcotics and terrorism.
IGP Kashmir also reviewed the progress of the “Nasha Mukt Jammu Kashmir Abhiyaan” across the zone.

During the assessment, he took stock of enforcement measures, including the attachment of properties identified as proceeds of crime in NDPS cases and the arrest of drug peddlers. He also evaluated various awareness drives and anti-drug rallies aimed at sensitizing the youth against drugs.

IGP Kashmir directed all district SSsP to further intensify efforts and expedite legal action to dismantle drug networks effectively.

While reviewing the security framework, IGP Kashmir directed officers to intensify area domination drives and strengthen night patrolling, especially in vulnerable locations, to reinforce the overall security grid.

IGP Kashmir reaffirmed the commitment of the J&K Police towards maintaining peace and security in the region.

He urged officers to ensure transparency, accountability, and prompt disposal of cases to effectively safeguard the rights and safety of the public. (JKNS)

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