DG CRPF Reviews Operational Preparedness, Troop Welfare in Srinagar; Visits Injured Personnel at Army Hospital
SRINAGAR, NOVEMBER 13: Director General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), G.P. Singh, accompanied by senior officers, on Friday visited the Srinagar Sector campus as part of his ongoing tour of the Kashmir Valley.
During the visit, the DG was briefed in detail on various ongoing infrastructure development projects aimed at strengthening operational efficiency and improving the welfare and living conditions of personnel deployed across the campus.
Reaffirming the importance of leadership engagement at the grassroots level, the DG also interacted extensively with CRPF personnel across all ranks. He appreciated their unwavering commitment, professionalism and high morale in maintaining peace and security in the region.
As part of his Kashmir visit, the DG also visited Head Constable/GD Sonbir Singh at Army Hospital, Srinagar, where he is undergoing treatment for serious injuries sustained during a terrorist attack at Nowpora, Akhran, in Kulgam district on November 11, 2026.
The injured personnel had displayed exceptional courage and presence of mind while responding to the attack. His swift and determined retaliation successfully foiled the terrorists' designs and averted a potentially major incident.
Lauding his bravery, courage and indomitable spirit, the DG wished him a speedy and complete recovery, appreciating his exemplary dedication to duty in the face of grave danger.
The DG also expressed gratitude to the Indian Army for providing prompt helicopter support for the evacuation of the injured personnel and ensuring quality medical treatment at Army Hospital, Srinagar.
The visit underscored the CRPF leadership's commitment to operational preparedness, personnel welfare and recognition of the courage and sacrifices of its personnel in safeguarding peace and security in Jammu and Kashmir. ANB
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