"Vigilantes taking up issues related to cow or love affairs should not be allowed to take law in their hands. Strict action should be initiated if any such case comes to fore," Singh said while addressing district police through video conferencing here.
The DGP asked district police chiefs to issue standing orders highlighting do's and don'ts on anti-Romeo squads.
"Those caught by the squads should not be sent to jails, instead their parents should be called and their counselling be done," he said.
"There should be no laxity in listing FIRs and jurisdiction disputes should be avoided," the DGP said.
This was the first meeting of the DGP with officers after assuming charge as state police chief.
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