Bandipora: In an effort to strengthen public-police relations and ensure better grievance redressal, the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Bandipora has announced that public grievance meetings will be conducted four days a week.
The initiative aims to provide residents with a direct platform to raise their concerns, submit complaints and seek assistance regarding issues related to policing and public safety. Through these regular interactions, people will have an opportunity to communicate their problems directly to the district’s senior police leadership.
The decision is expected to improve accessibility, transparency and responsiveness within the police administration. It will also help authorities understand the concerns of local residents and take appropriate action on complaints brought to their attention.
The regular grievance meetings will provide an opportunity for citizens to discuss issues requiring police intervention, including law-and-order concerns and other public safety-related matters.
The initiative highlights the importance of community participation in maintaining peace and security. By holding public meetings four days every week, the Bandipora Police administration aims to make grievance redressal more accessible and strengthen public confidence in the police department.
Residents are encouraged to utilise this platform to bring their genuine concerns to the attention of the authorities.
