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Udhampur: In a move aimed at strengthening security coordination, DIG Udhampur-Reasi Range Shiv Kumar Sharma met the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Northern Command at the Northern Command Headquarters on Wednesday.
Officials described the meeting as a key step toward enhancing cooperation between the Jammu and Kashmir Police and the Indian Army in a strategically sensitive region.
During the discussions, both sides reviewed the current security situation in the Udhampur-Reasi belt. Key areas of focus included counter-infiltration measures, intelligence sharing systems, and rapid response strategies.
The region is considered critical due to its proximity to the Kashmir Valley and its role as an important transit corridor. Authorities stressed the need for constant vigilance and coordinated action to prevent any security breaches.
The meeting highlighted the importance of seamless cooperation between security forces. Officials underlined a coordinated approach to tackling potential threats, with emphasis on intelligence-led operations and swift ground-level response.
Both sides reiterated their commitment to maintaining a strong security framework to counter disruptive elements and ensure stability in the region.
During the interaction, the Army Commander commended DIG Sharma for his efforts in maintaining law and order and promoting effective coordination between agencies.
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He was also conferred the ‘Operation Sindoor Medal’ in recognition of his contribution to strengthening security operations and inter-agency collaboration.
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to further enhance coordination between the Army and police forces. Officials emphasised the importance of sustained joint efforts to maintain peace and ensure public safety in Udhampur and Reasi.
The development reflects an ongoing push to reinforce security mechanisms in Jammu and Kashmir through closer collaboration between key agencies.
