Tuesday, Jan 5 2021 | Time 23:51 Hrs(IST)
image
  • Cong appoints Bhakta Charan Das as AICC In-Charge of Bihar
  • Kerala BJP President urges PM to send central team to contain pandemic
  • MP CM’s focus on holistic welfare
  • HP registers 102 new covid cases, four deaths
  • Mumbai City breeze past Bengaluru with clinical win
  • Buoyant after first win, East Bengal look to keep revival alive against Goa
  • To prevent highway crimes, J&K DGP inaugurates Patrol Vehicles CCTV network monitoring lab
  • J&K CS reviews Execution of Mining Leases in UT
  • IAF’s MiG-21 Bison crashes in Rajasthan’s Suratgarh
  • CIDCO decides to appoint Maha Metro for completing remaining works of Navi Mumbai Metro Line 1
  • High level committee formed to probe attack on convoy of Chief Minister
  • Mein suggest measures for promotion of rubber plantation in Arunachal
  • Prepared to roll out COVID-19 vaccine within 10 days from date of emergency use authorisation: Govt
  • Johnson talks to Modi, expresses inability to attend R Day celebration
  • Setting up of Centre of Excellence for electronic products at Noida gains momentum
States » NorthPosted at: Jan 5 2021 9:58PM


To prevent highway crimes, J&K DGP inaugurates Patrol Vehicles CCTV network monitoring lab

Jammu, Jan 5 (UNI) Jammu and Kashmir Directed General of Police Dilbag Singh on Tuesday inaugurated Highway Patrol Vehicles CCTV network monitoring lab and reviewed functioning of Modern Nakas and other Naka points in the Jammu Zone.
The DGP was briefed by IGP Jammu Zone Mukesh Singh and SSP PCR Kulbir Singh about the working and various modern functions of the Highway patrol vehicles deployed at 33 places across Jammu Zone.
A live demonstration of the working of these Highway Patrol vehicles was given and senior officers interacted with the personnel on duty with these vehicles at different locations.
Speaking on the occasion, the DGP congratulated and appreciated the efforts of Jammu Zone senior officers for working towards further modernisation.
He said that these Highway Patrol Vehicles will be very helpful in surveillance and speedy response to incidents. He said that these vehicles will be complementing the Naka Network already established on the Highway grid.
He said that communicating/directing the personnel on these vehicles on real-time basis from Police Control Rooms is going to be very useful in prevention and checking of crimes on the highways. He directed the officers that all personnel working on these vehicles should be given training for handling the surveillance gadgets fitted on the vehicles and for proper communication skills for optimum results.
He also directed that the Highway Patrol and Naka Grid be further augmented with the bulletproof bunker vehicles and Quick Reaction Teams (QRTs) on the highways so that no time is lost in reacting to situations befittingly.
The DGP also reviewed the functioning of the modular nakas and police parties deployed on the naka points.
He complimented IGP Jammu and his team for launching the Naka App, which will act as a platform of communication between the PCR and different nakas. This will enable sending /reception of pictures/messages and alerts between the Nakas and the PCR.
The DGP said that it has been an endeavor of the Police Headquarter to provide mobility, surveillance networks and modern gadgets to the Police Units so that prevention and detection of crime is ensured in shortest possible time.
Describing the main features of these vehicles SSP PCR said that these Highway patrol vehicles are equipped with, two cameras one each at front and rear of the vehicle, the vehicle is equipped with Network Video Recorder (NVR), two-way audio transmission device, a touch screen and an alert button.
These patrol vehicles will provide live streaming from the incident site. It will make live tracking of the vehicles along the route possible. The vehicles can be monitored from PCR Jammu and district PCRs.
In Jammu Samba Kathua range 14 vehicles have been deployed, Nine in Doda Kistwar Ramban range, four in Udhampur Reasi range and six in Rajouri Poonch range.
UNI VBH ASN 2159
Tags: #To prevent highway crimes# J&K DGP inaugurates Patrol Vehicles CCTV network monitoring lab
More News

MP CM’s focus on holistic welfare

05 Jan 2021 | 11:01 PM

Bhopal, Jan 5 (UNI) Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan held a detailed discussion on Tuesday with Cabinet members with regard to vital aspects such as development of the state, prompt implementation of a roadmap for achieving self-reliance, implementation of schemes, good governance, public welfare, etc; official sources said.
During the crucial interaction at the Forest Department’s Rest House in Kolar, the senior politician averred, “This reservoir area is replete with natural beauty and attracts tourists. Therefore, it will be developed.”

The recently-introduced Religious Freedom Ordinance shall prove to be nothing short of a boon for “our beloved daughters,” the veteran leader said, adding that his dispensation will – in the not-too-distant future – introduce legislation for uncompromising action against stone-pelting.

see more..

HP registers 102 new covid cases, four deaths

05 Jan 2021 | 10:16 PM

Shimla, Jan 5 (UNI) With the detection of 102 new COVID-19 cases, the total tally in the state on Tuesday surged to 55,910.

see more..

To boost adventure sports, Skyview launches Mountain Terrain Biking in Patnitop foothills

05 Jan 2021 | 10:13 PM

Jammu, Jan 5 (UNI) To woo visitors and give a boost to adventurous activities, Skyview Patnitop by Empyrean, has expanded its offering by introducing Mountain Terrain Biking in Sanget Valley, in the foothills of Patnitop in Ramban district of Jammu and Kashmir.

see more..

To prevent highway crimes, J&K DGP inaugurates Patrol Vehicles CCTV network monitoring lab

05 Jan 2021 | 9:58 PM

Jammu, Jan 5 (UNI) Jammu and Kashmir Directed General of Police Dilbag Singh on Tuesday inaugurated Highway Patrol Vehicles CCTV network monitoring lab and reviewed functioning of Modern Nakas and other Naka points in the Jammu Zone.
The DGP was briefed by IGP Jammu Zone Mukesh Singh and SSP PCR Kulbir Singh about the working and various modern functions of the Highway patrol vehicles deployed at 33 places across Jammu Zone.

see more..

J&K CS reviews Execution of Mining Leases in UT

05 Jan 2021 | 9:56 PM

Jammu, Jan 5 (UNI) To evolve a strategy to facilitate ease of doing mining business, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary, B V R Subrahmanyam on Tuesday reviewwed the execution of mining leases across the Union Territory here in a meeting.

see more..
image