Forces Ready To Face Future Challenges, Cybercrime Biggest Challenge Today: IGP Kashmir

SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 31 –  Inspector General of Police Kashmir Sujit Kumar on Saturday said that police forces are ready to face future challenges to protect the unity and integrity of the country and termed cybercrime as the biggest challenge of today.

Speaking to media on the sidelines of National Unity Day function at Lal Chowk, IGP said the Unity Day was celebrated at Lal Chowk, which remained witness to the parade live telecast from Kevadia, Gujarat where Prime Minister addressed the nation.

He said Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha joined the function along with J&K Police, CAPFs, youth of Kashmir and school children to listen to the Prime Minister’s address.

“Whatever challenge PM gave us today to save the unity and integrity of the country, whatever appreciation he made for police officers and police forces and whatever challenges he told us about for coming days, we are ready to face them,” IGP said.

On cybercrime, IGP said cybercrime is the biggest challenge of today and coming days, along with drug menace and all activities being done against the country.

“Jammu and Kashmir is seeing all these in a new perspective and new outlook. We will meet you separately and talk on this,” he said.

IGP greeted people on National Unity Day and said today is the day of national unity, unity of the country and it should be celebrated.

SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 31 –  Inspector General of Police Kashmir Sujit Kumar on Saturday said that police forces are ready to face future challenges to protect the unity and integrity of the country and termed cybercrime as the biggest challenge of today.

Speaking to media on the sidelines of National Unity Day function at Lal Chowk, IGP said the Unity Day was celebrated at Lal Chowk, which remained witness to the parade live telecast from Kevadia, Gujarat where Prime Minister addressed the nation.

He said Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha joined the function along with J&K Police, CAPFs, youth of Kashmir and school children to listen to the Prime Minister’s address.

“Whatever challenge PM gave us today to save the unity and integrity of the country, whatever appreciation he made for police officers and police forces and whatever challenges he told us about for coming days, we are ready to face them,” IGP said.

On cybercrime, IGP said cybercrime is the biggest challenge of today and coming days, along with drug menace and all activities being done against the country.

“Jammu and Kashmir is seeing all these in a new perspective and new outlook. We will meet you separately and talk on this,” he said.

IGP greeted people on National Unity Day and said today is the day of national unity, unity of the country and it should be celebrated.