J&K DGP RR Swain launches grievance redress portal

Jammu, January 2 Jammu and Kashmir Police chief RR Swain has launched a grievance redressal portal for people and force personnel. The Director General of Police said he hoped that the ‘Awaam Se, Awaam Ke Liye’ portal would benefit a...

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Updated At : 12:08 PM Jan 03, 2024 IST

Jammu, January 2

Jammu and Kashmir Police chief RR Swain has launched a grievance redressal portal for people and force personnel.

The Director General of Police said he hoped that the ‘Awaam Se, Awaam Ke Liye’ portal would benefit a large number of people in resolving their issues qualitatively and quantitatively.

“To listen to the issues of citizens and also of police personnel…in a more structured and decentralised manner and also to improve the density and quality of resolving their issues, the DGP launched the portal at a function organised at the police headquarters here,” a spokesperson said.

Speaking on the occasion, the DGP said, “It is a matter of great happiness that we are able to launch the J&K Police grievance portal on the very first day of the new year.”

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