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Amit conducts Random Visit of Forest Check Posts in Jammu 6/2/2021 12:24:05 AM Early Times Report JAMMU, June 1: Amit Sharma, Special Secretary to Government, Department of Forest, Ecology and Environment, today conducted random visit of several Check Posts of Forest Department located in the outskirts of Winter Capital City Jammu to oversee their functioning, working environment and presence of requisite staff in these Check Posts, especially during the ongoing COVID times. At Nagrota Forest Check Post, Sharma found that only one Deputy Forester namely Som Dutt was present and no other staff was available. He also checked records and registers available at the Check Post and gave instructions to make it a vibrant Check Post. It was also observed that proper signages on the Highway should be displayed on both sides so that there is proper visibility of this important Check Post. During visit to Sidhra Check Post falling under Jammu Territorial division, Sharma interacted with Forest Gaurd Mohammad Shafi who disclosed that recently they happened to catch hold of a vehicle with Police assistance which was smuggling Khair wood and they successfully chased and got hold of Driver while seizing the Vehicle although said Guard got injured during this Operation. Amit also checked working of Forest Check Post located at Kalu Chak falling under Urban Forestry Division Jammu wherein Forester namely Sat Paul Singh was found on duty. Sharma disclosed that a proposal to modernize the existing Infrastructure by replacing them with E-Check Posts and the usage of GPS and real time monitoring with Internet-based technologies is already under active consideration of the Government and a proposal to this effect stands submitted to the higher authorities for approval so that the same could be implemented in Forest Territorial Department on a Pilot basis.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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