In Kerala, the Director General of Police (DGP) is the highest-ranking officer in the police force, ensuring that law and order are maintained throughout the state. The DGP is responsible for devising crime prevention strategies, managing police personnel, and implementing modern policing methods. The DGP’s role includes overseeing specialized units such as the Kerala Police Crime Branch and the Anti-Naxal Force, which deal with specific security challenges in the state.
The DGP also plays a vital role in crisis management, particularly during natural disasters or large-scale public events. Ensuring the safety of both residents and tourists, the DGP’s leadership is pivotal in maintaining Kerala’s reputation for safety and peace. They work closely with local and national agencies to address issues like terrorism, organized crime, and cybercrimes.
