Lucknow: Director General of Police (DGP) hit Gotel on Monday said the arrest of two al-Qaeda operators was a big catch by anti-terrorist forces (ATS) from the Uttar Pradesh police and the information gathered so far showed that his arrest was only the tip of the iceberg.
“Researchers have so far acted on 30% of the intelligence that can be followed up gather in this case.
The actions are taking place in the remaining 70% of the input,” said the state police chief in exclusive interactions with TOI on Monday.
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Reporter’s reporter concerning Operation, the police ADG (Law and order) Prashant Kumar said that ATS has revealed a bad terror module that was sadly the assembly selection of 2022 as a big challenge faced, DGP said the preparation was free and fair.
, He said preparations also to ensure the peaceful atmosphere for Kanwar Yatra to be taken in accordance with the Pandemic Protocol.
Emphasizing the need for better police-police relations, he said effective handling of what was described as “small crimes” such as theft, theft, small disputes between neighbors or problems such as Eve-teasing can instill a sense of security among people.
Praising the police to “get up on occasion” in a crisis situation, said the 1987 IPS officer said because of this quality, the police Constabulary was one of the best in the country.
In the challenge in terms of the police, he said the focus on restrictions on Cybercrime was the needs of the clock and he would encourage to establish at least one cyber police station in each state district.
In the performance of the police commissioner system, in four major cities of the country, DGP expressed confidence that seeing the success of the system, the government would introduce it in more districts in the days to come.
‘Acting only 30% of the input’: Up DGP during the arrest of al-Qaeda operations
