| IGP Jammu Zone, B. S. Tuti-IPS holds introductory meeting | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, Feb 6: To streamline operations and enhance the policing framework, B.S. Tuti, IPS, the newly appointed Inspector General of Police (IGP) for Jammu Zone, convened an introductory meeting with all the gazetted officers of the Jammu Zone at Police Control Room, Jammu. The meeting saw a comprehensive discussion on the future direction of policing in the zone under IGP’s leadership.
B S Tuti, who took charge as IGP Jammu, focused on a multi-faceted approach towards policing, highlighting the need for technological integration, proactive policing strategies, and the importance of data-driven decision-making. He emphasized that the adoption of cutting-edge technology is essential to modernize policing practices, improve efficiency, and ensure that law enforcement keeps pace with the evolving landscape of crime and security challenges.
The IGP pointed out the significance of proactive policing in preventing crime and improving public trust in the police force. He urged all officers to take a more proactive role in identifying and addressing security concerns before they escalate, thereby fostering a safer environment for the people of Jammu.
Furthermore, IGP B S Tuti underscored the importance of maintaining accurate and comprehensive data, emphasizing that proper documentation and data management are crucial for effective law enforcement. He advocated for the transition to evidence-based policing, which involves making decisions grounded in data, technology, and objective analysis rather than relying solely on intuition. He also shared his vision for improving the operational efficiency of the Jammu Police at the zonal level. He spoke about strengthening the preparedness of the force through continuous training, improved coordination, and ensuring that the officers have the tools and support they need to perform their duties effectively. His commitment to enhancing both the operational capabilities and the readiness of the police force was met with positive responses from the officers present at the meeting. |
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