06/10/2026
14 JKAP Battalion Organises Police-Public Meet at Battalion Headquarters
October 05, 2026:
14 JKAP Battalion organised a Police-Public Meet at the Battalion Headquarters on October 05, 2026, with active participation of local civilians and community representatives.
The programme commenced with a welcome address by the Dy. Commandant, 14 JKAP Battalion, who welcomed the participating members of the public and highlighted the importance of regular interaction between the police and the community.
On the occasion, the Commandant, 14 JKAP Battalion, addressed the gathering and interacted with the members of the public. In his address, he emphasised the importance of unity, togetherness, mutual trust and strengthening Police-Public relations. He stressed that continuous dialogue and cooperation between the police and the public are essential for maintaining peace, security and a strong sense of community partnership.
The Commandant also urged the participants to maintain close coordination with the police and contribute constructively towards addressing issues of common concern.
The programme also featured awareness sessions on Drug Abuse and Cyber Awareness, sensitising the participants about the harmful effects of drugs, particularly among youth, as well as cyber frauds, online safety and precautionary measures while using digital platforms. An open interaction with the public was also held, during which participants shared their concerns, suggestions and issues, providing an opportunity for direct communication between the Police and the community. The participants also appreciated the initiative and expressed their commitment towards strengthening Police-Public relations and collective efforts for a safer society.
During the programme, several civilians also spoke on the dais, sharing their views, suggestions and concerns. The participants appreciated the initiative and expressed their willingness to further strengthen cooperation and communication with the police.
As part of the programme, lunch was also served to the participating members of the public, providing an opportunity for informal interaction and further strengthening the bond of mutual understanding between the police and the community.
The Police-Public Meet provided a useful platform for open interaction, exchange of views and fostering mutual trust and cooperation between the police and the public. The programme concluded on a positive note, with an assurance that the concerns and suggestions raised by the participants would be given due consideration.
