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| Jammu Police, South Zone marks Shaheedi Diwas with drug abuse awareness lecture | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Mar 23: Jammu Police successfully ensured the smooth and fair conduct of the examination on new criminal laws in the South Zone. Demonstrating their commitment to professional development, all officers and officials from the zone actively participated in the exam to enhance their understanding of the recently introduced laws. The examination was conducted under the supervision of SDPO East and SDPO South, under the overall supervision of SP City South. The process was carried out in a transparent and disciplined manner, further strengthening the legal knowledge base of the police personnel.
To commemorate Shaheedi Diwas, SP City South delivered an awareness lecture on drug abuse at Digiana. The session highlighted the devastating impact of substance abuse on individuals, families, and society as a whole. Emphasizing the importance of collective responsibility, SP City South urged attendees to contribute to the fight against drugs by spreading awareness and supporting preventive initiatives.
Concerned by the growing menace of modified silencers that disrupt residential areas and public peace, South Zone took decisive action. SDPO South, alongside SHO PS Satwari and SHO PS Gandhi Nagar, launched a well-coordinated operation, seizing motorcycles that violated noise regulations. Several motorcycles were seized during the drive. The message from Jammu Police is clear — no compromise on public tranquility and safety. Anyone attempting to disturb the peace will face the full force of the law.
Jammu Police remains resolute in its mission to uphold law and order, create public awareness, and foster a secure environment for all citizens. People are encouraged to report any suspicious activities or illegal actions, with a firm assurance that their identity will be kept confidential.
The citizens and netizens have widely appreciated the result-oriented efforts of Jammu Police in ensuring public safety and maintaining peace. |
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