Muzaffarnagar SSP Orders Speedy Investigations, Stronger Cybercrime Action at Review Meeting

Senior Superintendent of Police Suraj Kumar Rai held a crime review meeting with police officials in Muzaffarnagar late Thursday night. The meeting took place in the auditorium at the Reserve Police Lines and focused on reviewing the district’s law and order situation and measures to control crime.

During the meeting, the SSP issued strict instructions for the early disposal of pending investigations. He also directed officers to take effective action against cybercrime, ensure a quality resolution of public complaints and maintain peace and order during the upcoming festivals.

Suraj Kumar Rai stressed the need for a prompt response to important incidents related to the media. He instructed officials to share only accurate and verified information. The SSP also directed the police to take immediate action on complaints of cybercrime and provide the necessary assistance to victims.

The meeting also reviewed proposed action under the Gangster Act, cases related to the illegal properties of criminals and gang charts. The SSP asked station in-charges to complete the legal process in these matters within the stipulated time.

Instructions were issued to identify sensitive locations and disputed matters and to take preventive action there. The aim, as stated during the meeting, was to ensure that peace and order are maintained during the festivals.

The SSP also emphasised ensuring the timely appearance of witnesses in courts. Officers were told to conduct effective prosecution in pending cases and to ensure the actual resolution of complaints received through the Integrated Grievance Redressal System, or IGRS.

The progress of work related to the Yaksh App, e-Sakshya, e-Summon and SID was also reviewed during the meeting. Officials assessed the status of these related tasks and were instructed to ensure progress in the concerned areas.

Suraj Kumar Rai directed officers to ensure the quality disposal of pending cases, including investigations pending for 60 and 90 days. He further stressed the need for prompt action in crimes against women and called for making police functioning more effective.

SP City Amrit Jain, SP Rural Akshay Sanjay Mahadik, SP Crime Indu Siddharth and SP Traffic Atul Kumar Chaubey were present at the meeting. All circle officers, station in-charges and officers from the concerned branches also attended.

Report by Anmol Kumar, Muzaffarnagar. Contact: 7078215007.