Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) Dilbag Singh directed for strict monitoring of activities of all the elements attempting to revive the terror structure from across the border in the Jammu region.

Singh on Thursday visited the Mahore area in Reasi district, where he chaired a joint meeting of officers from the police and the army and also reviewed the security and crime scenario of the district.

"Reasi district is a sensitive place as it connects with the border district of Rajouri as well as to the valley. There may be attempts of crossover and as such, all the forces should work in unison," Singh said.

He directed the officers to be vigilant on all fronts, particularly while keeping track of movements of anti-national elements and their supporters, and asked them to take stringent actions against the people found involved in providing any kind of support to terrorists.

He impressed upon the officers to monitor the activities of all suspects besides the elements attempting to revive the terror structure from across the border.

Singh also stressed on the use of new-generation technology, including apps, in order to enhance operational capability, an official statement said.

While addressing the officers, the DGP appreciated the synergy amongst the forces for maintaining peace in the area.

He directed for devising joint area domination plans for the district with the involvement of Panchayati Raj Institutions and village defence groups for monitoring and generation of human intelligence.

The J-K police chief also stressed upon jurisdictional officers for taking stringent action against the people found involved in the narco-trade.

At the very outset of the meeting, the DGP sought reports from jurisdictional officers about the prevailing security scenario in the district. The officers briefed him about various measures taken with regard to the security as also for crime control, the statement said.

He directed for circulating contact numbers of the police and security forces for information generation and added that the cooperation of people is a must for maintaining peace in the area.

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