India News | UP DGP, GOC-in-C Central Command Discuss Enhancing Police-Army Synergy

Lucknow, Jul 3 (PTI) In a significant step towards strengthening inter-agency coordination, Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police (DGP) Rajeev Krishna on Thursday met Lieutenant General Anindya Sengupta, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C), Central Command, at the Army Headquarters here.

The meeting focused on enhancing operational synergy between the Indian Army and the Uttar Pradesh Police, with emphasis on real-time intelligence sharing, joint response protocols and coordinated disaster preparedness frameworks.

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The two had also met recently at the state police headquarters in Lucknow.

"Bridging command chains. Advancing strategic convergence," the DGP posted on his official X handle along with a photo from the meeting.

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"We explored ways to deepen Army–Police coordination through real-time intelligence sharing, joint response protocols, and disaster preparedness frameworks. Reaffirmed our shared commitment to seamless inter-agency cooperation for a safer, stronger India," the post added.

The Central Command also took to X to share this update along with a photo.

"The two leaders discussed ways to bolster Army-Police synergy, focusing on real-time intelligence sharing and unified response mechanisms for internal security and disaster management," the Central Command posted on X.

"The meeting reaffirmed commitment towards seamless inter-agency coordination to strengthen national security preparedness," it stated.

"He further reaffirmed the shared commitment of both forces to seamless inter-agency cooperation for a safer, stronger India," the post added.

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