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Volume
IX |
January 2005 |
Issue No.
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3RD VEERANNA AIVALLI MEMORIAL INTER- COLLEGE DEBATE ORGANIZED
The 3rd Veeranna Aivalli Memorial
Inter- College Debate was organized on December 20, 2004
by the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA) and
the Department of Students Welfare, Jammu University at Brig
Rajinder Singh Auditorium of Jammu University.
Shri Gopal Sharma, DGP, J&K presided over the function.
Recalling his long association with Late Shri Veeranna Aivalli, Shri Gopal
Sharma, said that Late Shri Veeranna Aivalli, a 1966 batch IPS officer was
a perfectly professional police officer with dedication, determination
and honesty. He said that after the report of Shri Aivalli on "J&K Police
re-organization" several measures were taken in the Department to
strengthen and modernize the various wings of Police force in the state and that
the re-organization of J&K Police, by its expansion and up gradation, force
has made it equal to all task forces in the country.DGP also announced that
a memorial auditorium will be built on the name of Late Shri Aivalli in
the Jammu University Campus to organize different programmes
of Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA).
Appreciating the high standard of the debate on the topic" In the opinion of the
house-commercialization compromises quality of education" in which in
all 37 students drawn from various colleges of Jammu Division participated, DGP announced
that J&K Police would extend all possible assistance to IIPA and
Jammu University in organizing such debates.
Dr.Ashok Bhan, ADGP, CID,
J&K who is Honorary Secretary of Indian Institute of Public Administration,
also spoke on the life and contribution of Late Shri Veeranna Aivalli as
an able administrator, multi-faceted personality and a man of
action. Dr.Bhan recalled that Late Shri Aivalli held important positions as
Vigilance Commissioner four times in the state and rose to be Chief, Bureau of
Civil Aviation at the Centre.
Prof. Amitab Mattoo, Vice Chancellor, University of Jammu,
while speaking on the occasion said that University has been collaborating
with the IIPA and J&K Police in organizing such important programmes for
the benefit of students. Prof.N.R.Sharma, HOD, Education, Shri
S.P.Sahni, Director Seminar IIPA and Dr.Keshav Sharma also spoke on the occasion.
Shri Gopal Sharma, DGP, distributed prizes among
the students, who were adjudged best in the debate contest. The overall
trophy was won by Govt.College for women, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu.
Senior Police officers including
Shri A.C.Chatervedi, Chairman/Managing Director, Police Housing
Corporation, Shri kuldeep khoda, ADGP, J&K
Armed Police, members of IIPA, Academicians, prominent citizens and
students, attended the function.
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Shri Gopal Sharma, DGP, J&K giving away the overall trophy to the students of Govt.College
for women, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu who were adjudged best in the debate contest held on Dec.20.
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STATE VIGILANCE ORGANIZED TWO DAY TRAINING WORKSHOP
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Shri Gopal Sharma, DGP, J&K speaking at the valedictory function of 2-days workshop organized by State vigilance Organisation on December, 31, 2004 in the Auditorium of Jammu club.
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State Vigilance Organisation organized a
two-day training workshop in the Auditorium of Jammu club
for Departmental Vigilance Officer on
30th and 31 December 2004 to update their knowledge and enable them
to discharge their duties effectively.
Dr.S.S.Bloeria,Chief Secretary,
J&K who presided over the inaugural function, said that the government
has endeavored to improve the working of Vigilance officers
by laying thrust on taking the investigation on cases to the
final conclusion instead of only registering cases which keep
on piling up with every passing year. Appreciating the
working of the Vigilance organization during the last two years,
he said that the organization has moved to a cooperative
mode by involving the departmental vigilance cells and
conducting joint inspections in a serious manner. He said that the
two-day workshop is another effort to bring in fold
the departmental vigilance officers. Having involved
the departments, the organization is going out to public
in general to seek their support to fight the menace
of corruption, he added.
Shri P.Shankar, Central vigilance
commissioner, Government of India delivered the keynote
address. Maintaining that only working as a team could
produce tangible results in functioning of State Vigilance
Department, CVC called for appointing right person in the department
by seeking feedback from reliable sources including
public instead of relying on the APRs of the officer. He said
the screening of the proposed officers for appointment
should be made by the department itself instead of depending
on APRs and that the officer to be appointed should not only
be man of integrity but also possess a balanced
personality who could absorb the emotional and outside
pressures. Highlighting the idea of appointing departmental
vigilance officers, CVC said that they could work as ears and eyes
for both State Vigilance Organisation and Central
Vigilance Commission as it is through them that the two could
get substantive information about the department under
their observation. Stressing for adopting foolproof
procedure during investigation of a case to avoid harassment of
officers under observation, he said the investigation should be
within the four walls of rules and procedural code. He,
however, said that the rules could be modified where they
hamper investigation-giving chance to the erring officials to go scot-free or causing embracement to honest.
Shri Gopal Sharma, DGP, delivered the
valedictory address. Speaking on the occasion, DGP said that
only selfless, honest, zealous and dedicated officers could
help realize the objectives of eradication of corruption in
public offices. He called upon the departmental vigilance
officers to set examples by exposing officials indulging
in malpractices.
Dr. S.S.Bloeria, Chief Secretary, J&K & Shri
P.Shankar, Central vigilance commissioner on this occasion,
also launched Website of State Vigilance
Organization (www.jkvigilance.nic.in). Speaking on the occasion,
Shri R.V.Raju, Vigilance Commissioner,J&K invited
the departmental vigilance officers to exchange views with
the organization through e-mail and by approaching
personally to him or to any other officer of the organization as
combined efforts of State Vigilance officers and departmental
Vigilance officers are bound to produce optimum result on this front.
SENIOR POLICE OFFICERS CONFERENCE ORGANIZED
A daylong conference of Senior Police
officers of J&K Police was organized in J&K Police Headquarters, Jammu on
December17, 2004. The conference discussed vision-2005 for the police
organization in the state facing militancy for the past over one and half decade
and looking after other multi pronged and security related and Law and order
matters. While speaking on the occasion, Shri Gopal Sharma, DGP, J&K said the
sense of responsiveness and accountability will be ensured at all levels and
progress monitored at the highest level. DGP made it clear that while the police
will forcefully combat the activities of anti-social elements, harassment of any
kind to the civil population would not be accepted. We are here to serve the
people and it should appear that we are doing so. While appreciating the role of
Police in meeting the challenges over the year that has made the organization to
get reputed position in the forces around the country, DGP said, welfare of the
officers and jawans receives top priority at the apex level.
The conference delivered in details the
challenges and response by the police organization in maintaining law and order,
controlling crime and tackling insurgency. The speakers emphasised that the police organization is to safe guard
the life and property, preserve the peace, prevent and detect
crime, enforce the law and protect the rights of all citizens.
Those who spoke during the conference included Shri
Kuldeep Khoda, ADGP (Armed Police), Shri P.S.Gill,
ADGP(Home Guard/Civil Defence/Auxiliary police), Dr.A.K.Bhan, ADGP,CID, Shri Madam lal, ADGP, Security Dr.S.P.Vaid,
IGP, Jammu Zone, Shri J.A.Makhdoomi, IGP, Kashmir
Zone. Present among others were Shri P.L.Gupta, IGP, Traffic,
Shri A.R.Khan, IGP (Mod) PHQ, Shri P.K.Gupta, IGP, Crime
& Railways, Shri Dilbagh Singh, Director, SSG, Shri
A.K.Gupta, Director, Telecommunication and Mohammad Amin
Shah, DIG (Admn) PHQ.
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Sh. Gopal Sharma, DGP, J&K (centre) addressing at the inaugural
function of a day long conference of senior police officers on Dec.17, 2004.
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SEPARATE G. P. FUND OFFICE TO POLICE PERSONNEL
Shri Babu Singh, Hon'ble Minister of State for
finance has said that the Police Department would have a
separate GP Fund office, which will exclusively deal with the GP
Fund cases of the police personnel. The announcement
was made by the MOS Finance in a meeting held on
December 2, 2004 . Hon'ble MOS has directed the Dy.Director
Funds Organisation to work out the modalities to establish
the separate GP Fund office for the police personnel with
the required number of staff.
Shri K.Rajendra Kumar, IGP (Hqrs), PHQ, Shri
Aftab Ahmed Kakroo, AIG (Prov), PHQ, Shri G.M.Khan,
Financial Advisor (Home), Dy Director, Funds Organisation, and
Chief Accounts Officer, PHQ. attended the meeting.
1266 POLICE PERSONNEL PROMOTED
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24 Sub-Inspectors (12 each of J&K Armed police
& Executive Police) were promoted to the rank of Inspectors
by the DPC headed by Shri Gopal Sharma, DGP, J&K on
Dec.30.
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170 Selection Grade Constables and185
Constables of J&K Armed Police were promoted to the rank of HCs
and Sg Cts. on Dec. 03,and Dec. 08, 2004 in the pay scale
of 4300-100-5900 and 4200-75-5325 respectively by
the DPC headed by Shri Kuldeep Khoda, ADGP Armed J&K.
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100 HCs, 89 Sg Cts. and 234
Constables of Executive Police of Kashmir
Zone were promoted to the rank of ASI, HCs and Sg Cts. on Dec. 15, Dec. 22 respectively by
the DPC headed by Shri Javed Ahmed Makhdoomi, IGP, Kashmir Zone, Srinagar on December 15, 2004.
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464 Selection Grade
Constables of Executive Police (of Kashmir
Zone) were promoted to the rank of HCs (subject to clearance of their PPC) by the DPC headed
by Shri J.A. Makhdoomi, IGP, Kashmir Zone, on Dec., 15.
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464 Selection Grade
Constables of Executive Police
(of Kashmir Zone) were promoted to the rank of HCs (subject to clearance of their PPC) by the DPC headed by Shri
J.A Makhdoomi, IGP, Kashmir Zone, on Dec., 15.
DGP COMMENDATION MEDALS & CERTIFICATES AWARDED TO 149 POLICE PERSONNEL
Shri Gopal Sharma, Director General of Police,
J&K awarded DGP's Commendation Medals and
Certificates to 149 Police Officers and other ranks for their
meritorious services, hard work and dedication during the year
2004. The awardees include: 1 ADGP, 1 IGP, 3 DIGP, 8 SSP, 9 SP, 23 Dy.SsP, 2 CPO, 14 Insprs, 2 Inspr(S), 18 SIs, 2 SI(S),1 SI (M), 14 ASI,5 ASI (M), 1 ASI (W), 29 HCs, 9 Sgcts and 7 Constables.
BRTC DRIVERS PASSING OUT PARADE HELD
After completion of their training under the
control and command of Principal of the institute,
S.Bhupinder Singh, , a colorful attestation-cum- passing out parade
of 71 trainees of BRTC Drivers was held in Police
Technical Training Institute Vijaypur on
22 December 2004. Shri Kuldeep
khoda, Additional Director General of J&K Armed
Police presided over the function.
Constable Driver Sohan Lal, No.725/Sec
secured Ist position in Indoor whereas Constable Driver
Meharaj-ud-din No.893/D secured Ist position in out door
and Constable Driver Varinder Kumar No.484/Sec
secured Ist.position in Range Classification. The
performance of Constable Driver Sohan Lal, No.725/Sec
was adjudged excellent, for which he was declared
as"All Round Best" trainee.
Shri A.R.Khan, IGP(Mod), PHQ, Shri Ram
Lubahaya, Director SKPA, Udhampur, Shri Navin
Agarwal, IGP(Armed), Shri Ashok Gupta, DPT, J&K,
Shri Dilbagh Singh, Director, SSG and other
senior civil & Police officers besides prominent citizens
were present on the occasion.
INAUGURATION OF SDPO OFFICE ZADIBAL (SGR.)
Shri Gopal Sharma, Director General of Police,
J&K inaugurated the newly constructed office complex of
Sub Divisional Police Office at Zadibal (Srinagar) on
02 December, 2004.
The said complex having all the modern facilities into
it was constructed at the cost of Rupees 24 Lakhs.
Among others, Shri Javed Ahmed Makhdoomi, IGP, Kashmir
Zone, Shri H.K.Lohiya, DIG, Srinagar-Budgam Range and
SSP, Srinagar were also present on the occasion.
INSTALLATION OF LIE DETECTOR MACHINE AT FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORIES JAMMU AND SRINAGAR
A Lie Detector Machine has been installed in
FSL Jammu & Srinagar for its use in Crime investigation.All
the crime investigating agencies can make use of it
for detection of crime.
emphasised that the police organization
is to safe guard the life and property, preserve the peace, prevent and detect
crime, enforce the law and protect the rights of all citizens. Those who spoke
during the conference included Shri Kuldeep Khoda, ADGP (Armed Police), Shri
P.S.Gill, ADGP(Home Guard/Civil Defence/Auxiliary police), Dr.A.K.Bhan, ADGP,CID,
Shri Madam lal, ADGP, Security Dr.S.P.Vaid, IGP, Jammu Zone, Shri J.A.Makhdoomi,
IGP, Kashmir Zone. Present among others were Shri P.L.Gupta, IGP, Traffic, Shri
A.R.Khan, IGP (Mod) PHQ, Shri P.K.Gupta, IGP, Crime & Railways, Shri Dilbagh
Singh, Director, SSG, Shri A.K.Gupta, Director, Telecommunication and Mohammad
Amin Shah, DIG (Admn) PHQ.
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Sh. Gopal Sharma, DGP, J&K (centre) addressing at the inaugural
function of a day long conference of senior police officers on Dec.17, 2004.
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SEPARATE G. P. FUND OFFICE TO POLICE PERSONNEL
Shri Babu Singh, Hon'ble Minister of State for
finance has said that the Police Department would have a
separate GP Fund office, which will exclusively deal with the GP
Fund cases of the police personnel. The announcement
was made by the MOS Finance in a meeting held on
December 2, 2004 . Hon'ble MOS has directed the Dy.Director
Funds Organisation to work out the modalities to establish
the separate GP Fund office for the police personnel with
the required number of staff.
Shri K.Rajendra Kumar, IGP (Hqrs), PHQ, Shri
Aftab Ahmed Kakroo, AIG (Prov), PHQ, Shri G.M.Khan,
Financial Advisor (Home), Dy Director, Funds Organisation, and
Chief Accounts Officer, PHQ. attended the meeting.
1266 POLICE PERSONNEL PROMOTED
µ 24 Sub-Inspectors (12 each of J&K Armed police
& Executive Police) were promoted to the rank of Inspectors
by the DPC headed by Shri Gopal Sharma, DGP, J&K on
Dec.30.
µ 170 Selection Grade Constables and185
Constables of J&K Armed Police were promoted to the rank of HCs
and Sg Cts. on Dec. 03,and Dec. 08, 2004 in the pay scale
of 4300-100-5900 and 4200-75-5325 respectively by
the DPC headed by Shri Kuldeep Khoda, ADGP Armed J&K.
µ 100 HCs, 89 Sg Cts. and 234
Constables of Executive Police of Kashmir
Zone were promoted to the rank of ASI, HCs and Sg Cts. on Dec. 15, Dec. 22 respectively by
the DPC headed by Shri Javed Ahmed Makhdoomi, IGP, Kashmir Zone, Srinagar on December 15, 2004.
DGP COMMENDATION MEDALS & CERTIFICATES AWARDED TO 149 POLICE PERSONNEL
Shri Gopal Sharma, Director General of Police,
J&K awarded DGP's Commendation Medals and
Certificates to 149 Police Officers and other ranks for their
meritorious services, hard work and dedication during the year
2004. The awardees include: 1 ADGP, 1 IGP, 3 DIGP, 8 SSP, 9 SP, 23 Dy.SsP, 2 CPO, 14 Insprs, 2 Inspr(S), 18 SIs, 2 SI(S),1 SI (M), 14 ASI,5 ASI (M), 1 ASI (W), 29 HCs, 9 Sgcts and 7 Constables.
BRTC DRIVERS PASSING OUT PARADE HELD
After completion of their training under the
control and command of Principal of the institute,
S.Bhupinder Singh, a colorful attestation-cum- passing out parade
of 71 trainees of BRTC Drivers was held in Police
Technical Training Institute Vijaypur on 22 December 2004.
Shri Kuldeep khoda, Additional Director
General of J&K Armed Police presided over the function.
Constable Driver Sohan Lal, No.725/Sec
secured Ist position in Indoor whereas Constable Driver
Meharaj-ud-din No.893/D secured Ist position in out door
and Constable Driver Varinder Kumar No.484/Sec
secured Ist.position in Range Classification. The
performance of Constable Driver Sohan Lal, No.725/Sec
was adjudged excellent, for which he was declared
as"All Round Best" trainee.
Shri A.R.Khan, IGP(Mod), PHQ, Shri Ram
Lubahaya, Director SKPA, Udhampur, Shri Navin
Agarwal, IGP(Armed), Shri Ashok Gupta, DPT, J&K,
Shri Dilbagh Singh, Director, SSG and
other senior civil & Police officers besides prominent citizens were present on
the occasion LIE DETECTOR MACHINE INSTALLED IN FS L
A Lie Detector Machine has been installed in
FSL Jammu & Srinagar for its use in Crime investigation.All
the crime investigating agencies can make use of it
for detection of crime.
PATRON: Gopal Sharma, IPS, DGP, J&K, EDITOR: P.S. Gill, IPS, ADGP, Armed, J&K
MEMBERS: A.R. Khan, IPS, IGP, Traffic, J&K, S.M.
Sahai, IPS, DIG, Crime & Railways
Israr Khan, SSP, Commandant JKAP-V
EXECUTIVE EDITOR: P.N. Pandita, Dy.SP, PHQ, J&K.
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