High-Level Coordination Meeting in Rajouri Aims to Strengthen Justice Delivery
In Rajouri, a high-level meeting focused on improving coordination between police and prosecution to ensure timely justice for victims.

Rajouri, November 15 (Daily Kiran) : In Rajouri, Jammu and Kashmir, a significant meeting was held on Sunday morning to enhance coordination between police and prosecution agencies. The session was chaired by Sunita Kargotra, the Director General of Prosecution. The event took place at the District Police Lines conference hall, with the primary goal of strengthening collaboration to improve the justice delivery process.
Among those attending were Sandeep Wazir, the Deputy Inspector General of the Rajouri-Poonch range, and Naresh Singh, the Senior Superintendent of Police in Rajouri, along with other senior officials from both the police and prosecution departments. The discussions focused on various issues related to the criminal justice system, investigations, and prosecution.
Sunita Kargotra emphasized the importance of reformative steps taken to bolster the criminal justice system in Jammu and Kashmir. She highlighted the need for better synergy between police and prosecution to ensure efficient case proceedings, allowing victims to receive timely justice.
Kargotra urged both agencies to work collaboratively, aiming to expedite legal processes, improve the quality of investigations and prosecutions, and ensure that victims receive justice without unnecessary delays.
Speaking to the media, she remarked, “Today’s meeting was crucial. Our goal is to enhance coordination between police and prosecution. It is essential to ensure that victims do not suffer due to a lack of collaboration between these two entities.”
She noted that valuable suggestions and ideas emerged during the meeting, fostering hope for continued effective coordination. Kargotra mentioned ongoing efforts to address various issues, including those related to the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, to further aid victims in their pursuit of justice.



