Archive · 28 Dec 2025
DIG Urges Stronger Intelligence to Counter Terror in Poonch
A senior police officer in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, held a meeting to discuss how to improve intelligence gathering to fight drug smuggling and terror groups.
He told the police officers to work on getting better information from people and to keep a close watch on suspicious activities.
The officer also visited villages near the border and talked to the people there.
The villagers shared their problems, like not having enough basic services and feeling unsafe.
The officer promised to help solve these issues quickly.
The police also asked the people to help them keep the area peaceful and safe.
DIG Tajinder Singh emphasized strengthening human intelligence to counter narco-smuggling and terror networks in Poonch.
Officers were directed to enhance beat systems, community interaction, and intelligence documentation.
DIG and SSP Poonch visited Kirni and Qasba villages near the LoC to address public grievances.
Issues raised included civic amenities, security, border-specific hardships, and movement restrictions.
The police assured timely redressal of issues and appealed for public cooperation in maintaining peace.
- Who
- Deputy Inspector General Tajinder Singh and Senior Superintendent of Police Shafqat Hussain
- What
- Review of intelligence and security measures, public interaction in border villages
- When
- December 28
- Where
- Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, near the Line of Control (LoC)
- Why
- To strengthen intelligence networks and address public grievances
- Location
- Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir
- Officer
- Deputy Inspector General Tajinder Singh
- Focus Areas
- Human Intelligence, Narco-Smuggling, Terror Networks
- Key Initiatives
- Beat System, Community Interaction, Intelligence Documentation
- Public Interaction
- Kirni and Qasba villages near the Line of Control (LoC)
