The aim of the assembly was to filling up safety gaps in Naxal operations. (Representational)
Ranchi:
Prime police brass of 5 jap states – Jharkhand, Bihar, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh and Odisha – on Wednesday proposed a slew of measures to boost coordination amongst them to deal with Naxalism and crime within the area, a prime official stated.
The proposed measures included filling up safety gaps in Naxal operations, well timed and correct trade of knowledge, higher coordination and real-time enter on inter-state gangs.
Jharkhand Police spokesperson and IG Operations, Amol V Homkar, stated the annual assembly of the Coordination Committee of 5 states was held right now, participated by senior officers.
“Senior officers mentioned the current Naxal situation and motion regarding it by the states and coordination points like safety gaps, motion required in core areas of Naxalites. Emphasis was laid on the well timed and correct trade of knowledge amongst states,” Mr Homkar stated.
It was determined to share an inventory of absconders and warrantees among the many states, he stated and added that discussions additionally centred round checking crimes together with these towards girls and kids.
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