Pakke Kessang Police Holds Crime Review Meeting

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Lemmi, September 23: 

A comprehensive Crime Review Meeting was held at the SP Office in Lemmi on September 23 to review the law and order situation, crime trends and policing activities across Pakke Kessang district.

The meeting was chaired by Ms. Swati Singh, IPS, Superintendent of Police, Pakke Kessang District. Officers from the district police, including Reserve Inspector Thony Tayeng, SI Tage Kapa, SI Makbul Hussain, SI D.W. Kharma, ASI L. Sahu, SI N. Sora, L/Ct. Likha Dich and personnel from the Special Branch attended the meeting.

The meeting reviewed pending cases, investigation and prosecution, crime prevention measures and the overall functioning of police units across the district.

Officers were directed to ensure timely and quality investigation of pending cases and adhere strictly to prescribed timelines for FIR registration, investigation and submission of charge sheets. Unnecessary delays in the disposal of cases were directed to be avoided.

The safety and security of women and children also received particular attention. The SP directed officers to ensure effective functioning of Women Helpdesks and timely investigation and charge-sheeting of cases registered under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.

The meeting also stressed the need to intensify cybercrime and anti-drug awareness programmes, particularly among youth and other vulnerable groups.

Regular night patrolling, surveillance of habitual offenders, traffic enforcement and preventive policing were emphasised as key measures to deter criminal activities and strengthen security across the district.

The police were further directed to step up coordinated measures for the complete eradication of cannabis cultivation through enforcement, prevention and community awareness.

Strengthening the intelligence network and field-level information gathering was also emphasised to enable timely identification of emerging threats, illegal activities and potential law-and-order issues.

Preparations for the forthcoming Alankaran Parade were reviewed, with officers directed to ensure that all necessary arrangements are completed in a timely and coordinated manner.

The meeting also stressed greater community engagement and public outreach, with emphasis on prompt police response and accessible, citizen-oriented policing.

The Pakke Kessang Police reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining law and order, preventing crime, protecting women and children, combating drug-related activities and strengthening public confidence in policing across the district.

Location: Pakke Kessang

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