33rd Police Public Mela; arrangement finalized Execute all devised plans perfectly to ensure successful event: DGP to officers
Jammu, February 17: The Director General of Police J&K Shri Dilbag Singh alongwith chairperson PWWA, Dr Rubinder Kaur today chaired officers meeting to review the final arrangement for the 33rd Police Public Mela, being held at Gulshan Ground on 19th of this month. The meeting was attended by Commandant General HG/CD/SDRF J&K, Shri B. Srinivas, Spl DG Crime J&K Shri A.K Choudhary, ADsGP Shri SJM Gillani, Dr S D Singh Jamwal, Shri Mukesh Singh, Shri M.K Sinha, Shri Danesh Rana, Chairperson Police Wives Association, Dr Rubinder Kaur, Senior PWWA members, IGsP Shri Vikramjeet Singh and Shri B S Tuti, DIsG Ms Sarah Rizvi, Shri Imtiaz Ismail, Shri Shridhar Patil, Ms Nisha Nathyal, AIsG of PHQ, SSP Jammu, SSP Crime Jammu, SSP PTWS, SSP Security, SSP PCR/APCR Jammu, SO to ADGP Armed J&K, all Jammu based JKAP/IRP Commandants, C/O SDRF 2nd Bn, DPT J&K, Medical Superintendent Police Hospital Jammu, IC Drug De-addiction Centre Jammu, Principal Police Public School Jammu, and other officers of PHQ/APHQ. Addressing the meeting, the DGP directed the officers to ensure all the devised plans are executed perfectly to ensure a successful event. He directed for taking special care of aged citizens. He said that the event is largely public centric and stressed for extending all the possible assistance and help to the public visiting to mela. The DGP directed for placing effective and coordinated helpline services for the event. Shri Singh directed for utilizing the services CCTV cameras besides to capture the highlights of the event. The DGP directed for ensuring sufficient availability of drinking water, Medicare service and other basic arrangements besides ensuring continuous cleanliness during the day at the venue. The DGP gave directions regarding installation of stalls, inaugural and closing ceremony, parking, publicity, cultural items, bands, security, sanitation, fire services, and medicare at the venue during the Mela day. Later the DGP alongwith the senior officers and senior PWWA members took a round of the venue and inspected all the stalls besides took first hand appraisal of other measures being taken for the mela. Chairperson PWWA expressed her satisfaction regarding the arrangements and said that every officer should contribute for smooth conduct of the Mela. Senior PWWA members gave some valuable suggestions for making the event more attractive. AIG (Welfare) PHQ Dr. Abhishak Mahajan apprised the meeting regarding the overall arrangements being taken for the mela. At the very beginning of the meeting the officers heading different committees constituted for the event briefed the DGP regarding the arrangement and measures being taken for making the event successful. Worth mentioning here that 7847 prizes are up for grabs in the Mela which include twenty one cars, seven scooties, seven motorcycles, seven LEDs, seven refrigerators etc. Besides the draw lots, which is the main attraction of the Mela various events are being organized during the day which include Children painting competition and cultural items. A number of stalls would be set up by different wings/ units of J&K Police at the venue on the Mela day. Police Band, orchestra and local folk dance, singing, will also be part of the event.
