Nagaland DGP Stresses Vigilance as Key to Solving Accountability Issues

Kohima, Nagaland – In a recent press briefing, the state's Director General of Police emphasized that vigilance serves as the primary step toward resolving accountability concerns within the police department. He underscored that systematic monitoring and internal checks are vital to prevent misconduct and ensure public trust.
The DGP noted that recent internal reviews have identified gaps in procedural adherence, prompting a renewed focus on proactive oversight. He urged officers at all levels to adopt a culture of transparency and to report any irregularities without hesitation.
He also announced the rollout of enhanced vigilance mechanisms, including periodic audits and a strengthened grievance redressal system, aimed at fostering a more accountable policing environment. The initiative is expected to be implemented across all districts over the coming months.
The statement reflects the state's broader commitment to improving law enforcement standards and aligning with national directives on police reform.