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Jaffarabad DC Khalid Khan chairs three meetings on law and order

Jaffarabad DC Khalid Khan chairs three meetings on law and order
Photo: Courtesy of DGPR Balochistan

JAFFARABAD: Deputy Commissioner Khalid Khan has said that all relevant institutions must perform their duties through mutual coordination and an effective strategy to maintain law and order in the district, make security arrangements more effective and prevent illegal activities.

Protecting the lives and property of the people is the district administration’s first priority, and no negligence or carelessness will be tolerated in this regard.

He expressed these views while chairing three separate meetings, of the District Coordination Committee, the District Intelligence Coordination Committee and the District Implementation Committee. District administration officers and representatives of intelligence agencies attended.

Issues discussed at the meetings

The meetings reviewed in detail various important matters, including the overall law and order situation in Jaffarabad district, security arrangements, monitoring of suspicious activities and implementation of government directives. The participants discussed updating the BISA dashboard on illegal spectrum, implementation of national directives in educational institutions, the possible use of the press and social media in subversive activities, the alleged involvement of government employees in such activities and monitoring of the illegal use of government facilities.

The meetings also reviewed the mapping and profiling of terrorists, disruptive elements and people on the Fourth Schedule in Jaffarabad district. They also looked at security for the railway track, bus stands and National Highway Authority installations, and at measures to protect key locations in the district.

In addition, the meetings discussed threats to security, the law and order situation, registration of religious seminaries, the status of foreigners living illegally, registration of tenants and the protection of non-local labourers.

The meetings stressed the need to improve coordination among the relevant institutions and to further strengthen the monitoring system to stop the smuggling of Iranian oil, narcotics and illegal spectrum.

Directives

Deputy Commissioner Khalid Khan directed the officers concerned to ensure serious implementation of the matters discussed at the meetings. He told them to review the security of sensitive places regularly, identify suspicious activities in time and inform the relevant institutions, and ensure full implementation of government directives.

The directives aim to maintain law and order in the district, protect citizens and ensure the rule of law, so that coordinated and effective measures can be taken.

Photo: courtesy DGPR Balochistan