JAMMU, Apr 22: Police said a comprehensive security audit was conducted at the revered Shiv Khori Shrine in Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir, where officials reviewed existing arrangements to ensure pilgrim safety.
Senior Superintendent of Police Reasi Mukund Tibrewal carried out the exercise, focusing on strengthening surveillance, crowd management, and emergency response mechanisms amid a steady inflow of devotees, a police spokesperson said.
He said the officer reviewed the security of the shrine’s adjoining areas. The SSP also inspected key police installations, including the Domail Checkpoint, Special Police Posts Ikhni, and Jhandi Morh, to assess the prevailing security arrangements and operational readiness.
At Ikhni and Jhandi Morh, Tibrewal directed personnel to maintain a structured roster for daily area domination and long-range patrols. Emphasising technology use, the spokesperson said he stressed optimising patrol mechanisms and strengthening engagement with local communities and Village Defence Guards (VDGs), particularly in remote and mountainous areas.
The SSP also reviewed infrastructure, the availability of ancillary equipment and preparedness for night operations.
During the inspection of Police Station Ransoo, he thoroughly reviewed critical sections, including the Malkhana, record room, lock-up facilities and other operational units.
Special emphasis was placed on accurate record maintenance, proper storage and handling of case property and improving overall working conditions within the premises.
He said the SSP also directed officers and staff to ensure meticulous documentation and systematic record management, underlining the importance of professionalism, accountability and adherence to established procedures. The spokesperson said Reasi Police remains dedicated to the safety and security of residents and tourists visiting the district.
