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Kathua police to launch Toll Free numbers for common man People asked to register their complaints without any fear 10/19/2014 11:00:32 PM Early Times Report KATHUA, Oct 19: In a bid to reduce the crime rate and ensure the safety of all the citizens, the district police have decided to launch two toll free numbers in Police Control Room (PCR) Kathua for the people where they can register their complaint without any fear.The police have also decided to go tough against the menace of drug abuse and bovine smuggling in the district. "We have decided to launch two toll free numbers (a kind of helpline) for the people from where they can get any information and register their complaint without any fear and hesitation. This is being done to improve the law and order situation and standards of policing in the district," Pawan Parihar, the newly appointed Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Kathua said. The police officer also said that the fight against the drug and bovine smuggling would be intensified and it would be high on his agenda. "We have reports that the drug mafia from adjoining states including Punjab and Himachal Pradesh always make attempt to smuggle drugs to the district which is spoiling the young generation. Besides, the fight against the bovine smuggling would also be intensified as it is also attached with the sentiments of the people," Parihar said.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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