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SSP Chairs Crime Review Meeting in Poonch, Calls for Stronger Action on Drugs and Law & Order

The Poonch crime review meeting chaired by SSP Shafqat Hussain Bahat focused on strengthening law and order, tackling drug-related offences and improving policing strategies across the district.

POONCH MIRROR NEWS DESK APRIL 8,2026

Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Poonch, Shafqat Hussain Bahat, on Wednesday chaired a crime and security review meeting to assess the law and order situation in the district and review the progress of ongoing investigations, officials said.

The meeting was attended by DySP Headquarters Poonch, SDPO Mendhar, other senior officers, and all Station House Officers (SHOs).

According to officials, a detailed review of crime trends was undertaken, including cases related to narcotics, illegal mining, theft and other offences. The SSP emphasised strict implementation of the NDPS Act and called for firm action against drug peddlers and anti-social elements.

Hussain stressed the need for proactive policing, improved quality of investigations and strengthening of intelligence networks at all levels. He also directed officers to intensify night patrolling, enhance naka checking and ensure visible policing to deter criminal activities.

During the meeting, officers were asked to improve coordination among different units and adopt preventive measures to maintain public order and peace in the district.

The SSP further underscored the importance of professional investigation, timely disposal of cases and adherence to legal procedures. He also highlighted the need for accountability, discipline and prompt response to public grievances.

Officials said the meeting concluded with a renewed focus on strengthening the security grid and sustaining efforts to curb crime in the district.

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