In a significant move to strengthen industrial harmony, the Gurgaon police department has announced the creation of a single-window mechanism to address industry-related issues swiftly. The announcement was made during the 'Gurgaon Industry-Police Dialogue 2026', an event organized by the Progressive Federation of Trade and Industry to reinforce industrial peace and law and order in the city.
Nodal Officer Appointed
Karan Goyal, Deputy Commissioner of Police (West), has been appointed as the nodal officer to ensure faster coordination between industrial units and the police. This appointment is expected to streamline communication and resolve issues more efficiently.
Event Highlights
The dialogue brought together industry leaders, police officials, and the labour department to establish stronger coordination among the industrial sector, police administration, and the labour department. The meeting gained significance in light of recent labour unrest and protests in Manesar over wage hikes.
Police Commissioner's Assurance
Police Commissioner Vikas Arora stated that a single-window system is being developed to provide quick and effective support to industrial units. 'All issues would be addressed seriously, and the police would stand shoulder to shoulder with the industry,' he said.
Arora emphasized that Gurgaon's industrial growth depends on peace and law and order. 'The objective of the police is not just enforcement of law, but to work together with industries to create a safe and trustworthy environment,' he added.
Enhanced Services
Reassuring industry representatives, the commissioner highlighted that the police are continuously enhancing modern and citizen-centric services. 'The 112 emergency helpline has been further strengthened, and special cyber cells have been reinforced to tackle cybercrime,' he noted.
Other initiatives include dedicated patrolling units for women's safety, CCTV surveillance in sensitive areas, and online complaint systems. These measures aim to create a secure environment for businesses and residents alike.
Conclusion
The new single-window mechanism is expected to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and foster a more collaborative relationship between the police and the industrial sector, ultimately contributing to the region's economic growth and stability.
