Punjab Police is behind resolving the grievances of every Kashmiri in state

Punjab Police has set up a help desk for prompt redressal of complaints filed by Kashmiris days after Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh assured full support for the students from the valley.

The initiative has been taken amid reports of violence in Punjab and other parts of the country after over 40 CRPF soldiers were killed in Pulwama attack.

READ :-AP BJP delegation calls on Railway Minister Piyush Goyal over Vizag Railway Zone

To seek help, people from Kashmir can dial up “181” or send an SMS or Whatsapp message on “76961-81181”. They can also fax their complaints to 0172-6626181 and e-mail it to help@181pph.com.

The toll-free helpline number ‘181’ will ensure prompt and effective response for Kashmiri students facing any kind of harassment or trouble in the state, said officials concerned. According to a Punjab Police notification, the DIG will oversee all issues pertaining to the people from Jammu and Kashmir living in the jurisdiction of the state of Punjab.

“Kashmiris are as much a part of India as Kashmir is and abusing or harassing them for the act of ISI-backed terrorists is not only unconstitutional but also inhuman,” he had said.

READ :-Easy to take home, now GST will be 1%

All complaints and grievances shared by the Kashmiris in Punjab are promptly redressed, according to an official spokesperson, the Chief Minister has directed the police department to ensure that these complaints will resolve immediately.

The Punjab Police has designated Surjeet Singh, DIG, Law & Order, as the nodal officer for managing the response and redressal of the complaints.

COURTESY :- NEWS BHARATI