Director-General of Police, Jammu and Kashmir Dilbag Singh on Tuesday said that fighting terrorism and securing peace and tranquillity in J&K is a continuous process. He said that back to back successful anti-terror operations have been conducted in south Kashmir in the last few days and added that anti-terror operations would continue with more intensity to consolidate peace in Jammu and Kashmir.He was speaking at an event where he flagged off several operations command vehicles, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and additional safety features to the J&K Police’s fleet. The event was held at the district police lines in Jammu. The vehicles have been named ‘Black Panthers’.The DGP was briefed on the safety and surveillance features of the vehicles. The vehicles are fully air-conditioned and equipped with 14 CCTV cameras, PTZ camera, 360-degree view camera, public address system, flashlights, advanced medical kit, power backup and other security systems.Speaking to the media, the DGP said that the modified and upgraded version of the command vehicles is equipped with modern gadgets with additional safety features and surveillance systems. “With the help of the surveillance systems, we would be able to monitor a large area around the vehicles during any situation,” he said. Citing the example of the Nagrota encounter, the DGP said that the command vehicle used during the encounter proved extremely useful in efficiently neutralizing the terrorists.The DGP said that to augment the efficiency and capabilities of the force, the vehicles have been provided to all ranges of the Kashmir zone. He said that in the Jammu zone, the vehicles have been provided to the Jammu district for now and in future, the vehicles would be provided to other ranges as well. He said that J&K Police is planning to provide these vehicles to all districts in both Kashmir and Jammu Zone.ADGsP MK Sinha and Danesh Rana, IGP CIV PHQ Alok Kumar, SSP PCR Jammu Haseeb Mughal, SSP Jammu Shri Chandan Kholi, AIsG of PHQ, Commandants of Jammu-based battalions and other senior officers were also present on the occasion.
