Ranchi: The meeting of the Eastern Regional Police Coordination Committee was held on Friday through video conferencing at the police headquarters under the chairmanship of DGP Ajay Kumar Singh. DGPs from Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, Chhattisgarh and Bihar and other officials participated in it. During the meeting, a plan was prepared for action against Naxalites, cyber criminals, criminals associated with inter-state gangs, human smugglers, drug smugglers and smugglers involved in illicit liquor trade. The DGP said that during the meeting the Naxal scenario on the border of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh was reviewed. During the review it was found that there has been a significant reduction in Naxal activities there. Many operation camps have been set up. Apart from this, a plan was prepared to take action against cyber criminals and to take action against those selling SIM cards fraudulently. ADG Police Headquarters Murarilal Meena said that the limits of the state police are limited to the state, but criminals have no limits. They also go to other states after the incident. IG Operations AV Homkar said that due to the elimination of Naxalites on Budha Pahad, the activities of Naxalites have reduced in Chhattisgarh. The action against Naxalites in Chatra has also reduced the activities of Naxalites on the border of Jharkhand and Bihar. During the meeting, ADG Priya Dubey, IG CRPF Vidhi Kumar Virdi, IG Special Branch Prabhat Kumar, IG CID Aseem Vikrant Minj, DIG STF Inderjit Mahatha and other police officers were present from Jharkhand Police.
Joint campaign will run in Saranda forest area
The meeting of the Eastern Regional Police Coordination Committee under the chairmanship of Jharkhand DGP Ajay Kumar Singh was held at the police headquarters through video conferencing. DGPs from Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, Chhattisgarh and Bihar and other officials participated in it. In this, a strategy was prepared to run a joint operation in the Saranda forest area on the border of Jharkhand and Odisha. Apart from this, data of Naxalites and criminals was also shared with the police of other states. In the press conference held after the meeting, the DGP said that during the meeting the Naxal scenario on the border of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh was reviewed. During the review it was found that there has been a significant reduction in Naxal activities there. Many operation camps have been set up. Apart from this, a plan was prepared to take action against cyber criminals and to take action against those selling SIM cards fraudulently.
There is no limit for criminals: Murarilal
ADG Police Headquarters Murarilal Meena said that the limits of the state police are limited to the state, but criminals have no limits. They also go to other states after the incident. The basic objective of the meeting was to establish coordination with other states and take action against such people. Apart from this, during the meeting, points of action to run joint operations against Naxalites in mutual coordination and to stop cyber crime, human trafficking and drug smuggling were discussed.
Naxal activity reduced in Chhattisgarh due to the elimination of Naxalites on Budha Pahad.
IG Operations AV Homkar said that due to the elimination of Naxalites on Budha Pahad, the activities of Naxalites have reduced in Chhattisgarh. The action against Naxalites in Chatra has also reduced the activities of Naxalites on the border of Jharkhand and Bihar. Action against the remaining Naxalites has been discussed in the meeting with Bihar Police. Arrangements are being made for timely exchange of information for action.
These were present in the meeting
During the meeting, ADG Priya Dubey, IG CRPF Vidhi Kumar Virdi, IG Special Branch Prabhat Kumar, IG CID Aseem Vikrant Minj, DIG STF Inderjit Mahatha and other police officers were present from Jharkhand Police.