INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
ANI | Updated: Oct 29, 2019 06:22 ISTChandigarh (Punjab) [India], Oct 29 (ANI): Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Monday
exhorted the state's civil and administrative officers to maintain constant vigil and improve coordination with the security forces to
counter cross-border terrorism in the wake of developments in Kashmir.At a dinner hosted by him for the Punjab IAS Officers Association at
his official residence, the Chief Minister pointed out that Punjab, being a border state, was particularly vulnerable.He said that a closer
synchronisation among the various civil and security agencies is required to ensure the safety of the citizens.Asserting that his government
would not allow Punjab's peace and harmony to be disturbed at any cost, the Chief Minister said that the role of the IAS officers had become
more critical in the current scenario.He urged the officers to stay on heightened alert and work closely with the security agencies to
tackle any eventuality by becoming their eyes and ears in their respective districts.Around 100-odd men and women attended the first of its
kind dinner hosted by any Punjab Chief Minister for IAS officers.In his interaction with the officers, Amarinder also called upon them to be
more sensitive to the needs of all citizens, including the MLAs and the soldiers
"No army personnel approaching an administrative officer with any problem should go back empty-handed," he said
