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jammu, april 9: there has been a lot of discussion in the media over the provision, modification and withdrawal of security to protectees in the state. a lot of this is based on hearsay, without knowledge of the process adopted for determining security needs of individuals.
the state has a security review coordination committee (srcc) which determines the security categorisation of those requiring separate security and vehicles. the primary consideration for providing security to protectees is “threat perception”. further, there are guidelines contained in the yellow book issued by ministry of home affairs, government of india. in j&k, the additional aspect of militancy is factored in by indicating the security that would be provided in militancy affected areas. based on these factors, the srcc takes decisions on the level of security to be provided to various protectees.
in the last one year, owing to a large proportion of state police resources getting tied up in providing security to individuals at the cost of the general security environment, the srcc undertook an exercise to revisit the security categorisation of protectees. as has been reported in the media, based on a press release from mha, a large number of protectees were either decategorised or their security reduced, based on their‘threat perception’. since the governor’s rule in the state, this has freed 2,768 police personnel and 389 vehicles, many of which were in excess of entitlement.
the work of the srcc is an ongoing one and it will continue to review security requirements of individuals as and when necessary.
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