Newcomer SP took stock of the roads: Vineet Jaiswal posted in Amroha, said – if crime happened in the night then Napenge station in-charge

Newcomer SP Vineet Jaiswal went out on the road at night to test the security of the city in Amroha. Where he took stock of the security arrangements of duty points, night patrolling and markets. During this, most of the policemen were found ready on their duty. The SP instructed the subordinates to keep the security system in order.

SP bluntly said – if crime happens, then the police station head will be punished

During the tour of the city, the SP gave clear instructions that there should be no negligence in security during night time. In the police station in which any crime has taken place, then the station head will be responsible for it. Let us tell you that SP Vineet Jaiswal has taken over the reins of the district four days ago. Since then, he has been continuously engaged in improving the police system. At midnight, the SP went out to take stock of the security arrangements in the city. During this, in the presence of ASP and CO, he toured the city and checked duty points. Interacted with the policemen and home guards present here and gave instructions to do duty with caution. After this, he took stock of the security arrangements of the main market and the bullion market.

SP inspected the countryside police station at night

During the night tour, SP Vineet Jaiswal reached Amroha countryside police station at around one o’clock in the night. During this, inspected the office, sentry guard, computer room, lock-up, malkhana, women’s help desk, police station premises. He observed the status of maintenance of records in the police station office. He inspected the crime register of the police station. During the inspection, the SP was satisfied with the maintenance of the records in the police station. The SP directed the SHO to identify the top-10 criminals afresh and take necessary legal action. During the inspection, it was found that the history sheeter is being checked, but his records are not being entered properly. Therefore, the SHO was advised to improve the maintenance of records.