Jharkhand Police have launched 'Operation Prahari' in Ramgarh, deploying foot patrols across 250 locations to proactively combat crime and foster stronger community ties.
Key Points
- Jharkhand Police launch 'Operation Prahari' to combat crime in Ramgarh district.
- The initiative involves increased foot patrols in over 250 identified locations.
- Police aim to become more sensitive and alert to criminal activities through this operation.
- 'Operation Prahari' seeks to enhance community relations and build a people-friendly image of the police.
In a crackdown on crime in Jharkhand's Ramgarh district, police officers have directed members of the force to start foot patrol in more than 250 locations at least thrice a week.
'Operation Prahari' Aims To Enhance Police Presence
Superintendent of Police Mukesh Kumar Lunayat on Thursday said the campaign -- 'Operation Prahari' is aimed at making police more sensitive, alert against criminal activities and people-friendly.
Community Engagement Through Increased Patrols
He said 259 locations have been identified in the district for foot patrol that would be conducted at least three times a week.
"If required, we will seek help from Ramgarh Municipal Council, Ramgarh Cantonment Board and other agencies during the campaign," he added.
