Bengaluru: Police Commissioner holds meeting with ambassadors from 12 countries in the city

In a crucial meeting held at the City Police Commissioner’s office, Seemanth Kumar Singh, the Bengaluru Police Commissioner engaged with ambassadors from 12 different countries to discuss a range of important security issues. The meeting centered on enhancing police assistance in emergency situations and streamlining communication between local law enforcement and foreign diplomatic missions.

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A key point of the discussion was the instruction for all ambassadors to share their office and residential addresses with the local police to improve response times during emergencies. Additionally, the Commissioner emphasized the importance of informing the DCP Intelligence and the Command Center about diplomatic meetings and events in advance. This will ensure better protection and smoother traffic management around such gatherings.

Legal assistance to foreign nationals 

The Commissioner also urged embassies to provide details about foreign nationals residing within the state. This information will be vital in offering prompt legal assistance to foreign nationals when required.

The meeting saw active participation from senior police officials, embassy representatives, and their staff, all of whom agreed that these measures would help in maintaining a safer environment for both the diplomatic community and the general public.

These proactive steps are aimed at fostering stronger collaboration between law enforcement and diplomatic bodies, ensuring the safety and well-being of both residents and visitors in the city.