Archive · 30 Jul 2025
J&K Police Committed to Justice, Guided by LG's Principle
The head of the J&K police, DGP Nalin Prabhat, is reminding everyone that the police are supposed to be fair.
He said that the police will follow the rule set by the Lieutenant Governor: help those who need it and punish those who do wrong.
The police are working on new laws that focus on helping victims.
The police want to help people who are having a hard time, and the DGP also warned people to be careful of scams, like people promising jobs for money.
The police are working hard to help everyone and ensure justice.
DGP Nalin Prabhat reaffirmed J&K Police's commitment to justice.
The guiding principle is "not touching the innocent and not sparing the guilty."
New laws are being implemented with a victim-centric approach.
Police are committed to helping those in distress.
DGP urged public to be vigilant against fraud.
- Who
- J&K Director General of Police (DGP) Nalin Prabhat
- What
- DGP reaffirmed police commitment to justice, guided by the principle of "not touching the innocent and not sparing the guilty."
- When
- The speech was given on Tuesday.
- Where
- Jammu, India
- Why
- To reiterate the police's mission and urge public vigilance.
Public
Police
Fraud Prevention
Public
Vigilant to avoid fraud schemes.
Police
Ignorance leads to vulnerability to fraud.
- DGP
- Nalin Prabhat
- Guiding Principle
- Not touching the innocent and not sparing the guilty
- Focus
- Victim-centric approach
- Public Advice
- Stay vigilant against fraud