Police to launch WhatsApp group for residents’ association functionaries in Kozhikode city
Kozhikode city police in India are launching a WhatsApp group for approximately 350 residents' association functionaries to facilitate real-time information sharing and emergency response as part of 'Operation Toofan' against drug trafficking. The initiative, announced during a 'Janamaithri Jagratha Sadas' (public vigilance forum) organized by the Social Policing Division, aims to address residents' lack of a dedicated platform to share complaints and seek prompt police action. The meeting brought together leaders from 16 police station areas to discuss security issues and improve community policing. District Police Chief A.P. Shoukathali inaugurated the event, and officials outlined the operational roadmap for 'Operation Toofan', emphasizing the role of neighborhood collectives as the eyes and ears of law enforcement. The digital initiative may later expand to other social media platforms.
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