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SSP Jammu chairs SMAC meeting to review preparedness for SANJY-2026
6/13/2026 10:18:19 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 13: In view of the forthcoming Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra (SANJY-2026), the Senior Superintendent of Police Joginder Singh (SSP) Jammu chaired a comprehensive Security Management and Coordination (SMAC) Meeting at District Police Lines (DPL), Jammu, to review and strengthen security arrangements for the annual pilgrimage.
The meeting was attended by Senior officers of District Police Jammu, representatives of CRPF, BSF, SSB, ITBP, intelligence agencies, civil administration, traffic police, telecommunication departments, and disaster management authorities. The deliberations focused on ensuring seamless coordination among all stakeholders for the safe and peaceful conduct of the Yatra.
During the meeting, the SSP Jammu emphasized the need for heightened vigilance and directed all concerned agencies to intensify patrolling, conduct surprise naka checks, and ensure the strategic deployment of Quick Reaction Teams (QRTs) for prompt response to any contingency. Detailed discussions were held regarding law and order management, traffic regulation, crowd management, border security, emergency response mechanisms, and inter-agency coordination.
Special emphasis was laid on technology-driven security measures, including enhanced CCTV surveillance, real-time monitoring through integrated control rooms, and strengthening communication networks to facilitate swift information sharing and response.
The SSP Jammu underscored the importance of community participation and public cooperation in maintaining a secure environment during the Yatra. Citizens were urged to remain vigilant and promptly report any suspicious activity to the nearest police unit or control room.
Representatives of intelligence agencies shared recent security inputs and assessments. It was resolved that timely dissemination of intelligence, regular joint coordination drills, and close monitoring of vulnerable locations would remain key priorities throughout the Yatra period.
Directions were also issued for conducting mock drills, strengthening security checkpoints, reviewing contingency plans, and holding weekly review meetings at the sub-divisional level to assess preparedness and address emerging challenges.
Concluding the meeting, the SSP Jammu reiterated that ensuring the safety and security of pilgrims and residents remains the highest priority. He emphasized that proactive policing, robust inter-agency coordination, and active public cooperation will play a vital role in maintaining peace, security, and stability across Jammu district during SANJY-2026.
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