Now there will be no arbitrariness in jails, Punjab Police has handed over the command to 18 senior officers!

Punjab News: Punjab Police is now going to work with full strictness in the jails. The state government has promoted and posted 18 officers there to curb the increasing crime, drug abuse, and gangster activities in the jails. These officers have been given the responsibility of improving discipline, security, and order. Among them, three AIGs have been made DIG, and five SPs have been made jail superintendents. Apart from this, ten inspectors have been promoted to Deputy Superintendent Jail Grade-2. The government wants that now illegal activities in the jails to be completely stopped. Improvement in the jails is expected with the deployment of new officers.

1. Strictness is now necessary in jails

Crime, drug, and gangster activities were constantly increasing in Punjab jails. The government has taken a big step to stop this. Now 18 police officers have been promoted and sent to jails. Their job will be to ensure security and discipline and enforce rules. The government wants jails to become reform homes, not a den for criminals.

2. Three AIGs have been

promoted to DIG Manmohan Kumar, Satbir Singh, and Daljit Singh from AIG. They have now been given the responsibility of big jails. Their job will be to improve the system inside. The government believes that having big officers will increase fear and discipline in jails. Direct monitoring of criminals will be possible.

3. Five SPs became Superintendents

Aje Raj Singh, Gaganesh Kumar, Pradeep Sandhu, Mukhtiyar Rai, and Simranjit Singh have been given the responsibility of Jail Superintendent. These are SP-rank officers and will now directly handle the management of jails. Their job will be to enforce the rules and maintain the system. The government has expressed complete confidence in them.

4. Ten inspectors got promotions

The government has promoted ten inspectors to Deputy Superintendent Jail Grade-2. These include three women as well. Their names are Asha Rani, Simranpreet Kaur, and Manjit Kaur. They will be sent to different jails. This step is also considered good for women prisoners. This will also strengthen women's security.

5. Strategic deployment of officers

The government has deployed all officers in different jails thoughtfully. Each officer has been given a specific responsibility. Their job will be to keep an eye on the situation and strictly enforce the rules. The government believes that change in jails is possible only when there are good officers there. This plan is a part of that thinking.

6. Ban on illegal activities

There were frequent reports of mobiles, drugs, and gangs in jails. The government now wants to put a complete stop to this. The new officers are expected to create an environment in which crime cannot flourish. Now surveillance will be increased in every jail. Immediate action will be taken against those who break the rules.

7. Government's strong message

With this decision, the government has given a clear message that now there will be no leniency in jails. Improvement is expected with the posting of senior officers. The government wants there to be discipline, fear, and crime to end in jails. This change will give a new direction to the jail system of the entire state.