Addressing a meeting at Chandigarh in which Director General Police Haryana Shatrujiit Kapoor and TVSN Persad Home Secretary and other senior police officers in the state were present, Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij demanded a list of all those criminals having registered against them more than 50 cases, and warned that all such ciminals are on the Haryana police radar. He directed DGP Haryana to keep an eye on such anti-social elements. Vij discussed several points regarding to improve working in police stations, police behavior towards public, face-lifting of police stations all over in the state, setting up a control room to operate 100 CCTV cameras, to complete investigation in every case registered in the police station within a period of three months, senior police officers to have a meeting with the staff once a month, take stern action against the criminals involved in repeated crimes, frequent meetings by the State Narcotic Control Bureau in the state to control increasing cases of drug smuggling and addiction.
Vij, while addressing expressed deep concern over thr large number of complaints being received by him at his Ambala camp office from the people visiting him quite often from all ove the state. He said that there are many such compliants in police stations in the state pending since a long time, even more than a year in several police stations, and strict action is being taken against investigation officers of such cases in such police stations. Vij disclosed that among complaints received by him maximum number of the complaints are related to police departments in the state which is a matter of deep concern. Vij said that 4473 persons have been arrested in NDPS Act so far and their 81 properties of value worth Rs 44 crore 99 lakh 71 thousand 312 have been attached or demolished by the government so far. Information also reveals that 108 properties of value worth Rs 12 crore 41 lakh 30 thousand 950 belonging to the drug smugglers have been attached so far during the current year 2023.
Vij said that la large number developmental programmes including residential houses for the police personnel in the state are being initiated. He said, all police stations are being facelifted or are being constructed across the state. He directed police staff to ensure safety on the roads, since the number of road accidents in which large number of accident victims die fast increasing. He advised police officers to ensure lane driving of heavy vehicles to avoid road accidents, identify black spots on roads. Vij advised, there should be district level Police-Public committee meetings every month. Among others present in the meeting were Mamta Singh ADGP, O.P Singh ADGP, A.S Chawla ADGP, Kala Ramchandran ADGP, Sanjay Kumar IG, Amitabh Dhillon IG, Simrandeep Singh DIG and Mahavir Kaushik Special Secretary Home Department.
