J&K Police Bags Best Performer Award in Passport Seva for Second Straight Year

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J&K Police Bags Best Performer Award in Passport Seva for Second Straight Year

New Delhi, June 20 (KNS) : Jammu and Kashmir Police has once again brought laurels to the Union Territory by being adjudged among the Best Performers in Passport Seva for the year 2025–26, securing the prestigious recognition for the second consecutive year. This achievement reaffirms the force's unwavering commitment to efficient, transparent, and citizen-centric public service delivery.

 

 
The force was conferred with the coveted Institutional Performance Award for State Police during the Passport Seva Divas celebrations and the Regional Passport Officers’ Conference, held from June 17-19 at Sushma Swaraj Bhavan in New Delhi. The prestigious Certificate of Recognition and Plaque of Appreciation were presented by the Union Minister of External Affairs in recognition of the department's outstanding services, commitment to good governance, and significant contribution to speedy police verification for passport-related services.
 
This milestone reflects the department's dedication to excellence.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelOfficial data reveals that during the period from April 2025 to March 2026, J&K Police successfully completed an impressive 1,64,354 passport application verifications, demonstrating remarkable efficiency and professionalism in processing passport-related services across the Union Territory.
 
The Ministry of External Affairs commended the force for streamlining verification procedures, significantly reducing turnaround time, and ensuring seamless coordination with Passport Seva Kendras across J&K. This initiative has significantly enhanced public trust, strengthened the ease of travel for citizens, and supported the educational, professional, and personal aspirations of thousands across the region.
 
The accolade underscores J&K Police's broader mission of delivering excellence in public service and reinforces its role as a model of responsive, people-friendly, and accountable policing in India. (KNS) 

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