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Courtesy meeting of ZD, NCB & SP Sawaimadhopur

08 Mar-2024 22:58 PM

By: FirstIndia

Jodhpur (Rajasthan): Sh Ghanasyam Soni, IRS, ZD Jodhpur had a courtesy meeting with Ms Mamta Gupta, IPS, SP Dist - Sawai Madhopur .The meeting was primarily focused on discussing the movements of tourists in the Ranthambore Reserve park & forest and devising measures to counter suspect activities related to drug trafficking within the area.

They agreed to initiate collaborative efforts between the NCB Zone of Jodhpur & Jaipur and the Sawai Madhopur District Police to address the identified issues.

The meeting between Sh Ghanasyam Soni, IRS, ZD Jodhpur & Jaipur, and Ms Mamta Gupta, IPS, SP Dist - Sawai Madhopur, served as a constructive platform for discussing critical issues concerning tourist management and law enforcement within the Ranthambore Reserve park & forest.

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