Lucknow — In an effort to enhance law and order across the western zone of the state capital, Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Vishwajeet Srivastava chaired the monthly crime review meeting today. The high-level meeting was held to assess recent crime trends, review ongoing investigations, and streamline policing strategies.
Present at the meeting were ADCPs, ACPs, and Station House Officers (SHOs) of all police stations falling under the West Zone jurisdiction. Officers provided detailed updates on crime statistics, pending cases, and progress in ongoing operations, particularly related to theft, cybercrime, narcotics, and crimes against women.
During the meeting, DCP Srivastava issued strict directives emphasizing the need for:
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Prompt investigation and resolution of pending cases, especially those involving heinous crimes.
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Increased night patrolling and checkpoints in sensitive areas to curb incidents of theft and chain snatching.
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Active monitoring of cybercrime complaints and coordination with cyber cells for faster redressal.
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Improved community policing and public outreach to build trust with local residents.
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Immediate response and accountability in emergency situations, ensuring no delay in police action.
DCP Srivastava also urged station officers to maintain discipline within their teams, enhance coordination among departments, and stay alert against any form of negligence or misconduct.
He reiterated the commitment of the Lucknow Police to maintain a safe and secure environment for all citizens and emphasized that regular review meetings like this would continue to ensure accountability and performance evaluation at all levels.
The meeting concluded with officers being assigned specific tasks and targets for the coming weeks, with a promise of regular follow-up on progress.
