Telangana Hyderabad - Cops keep Hawk’s Eye on Old City sensitive areas
The city of hyderabad strengthens its Chabutra Mission in critical sections of the Old City as two significant religious celebrations—the Ganesh immersion and Milad-un-Nabi—that fall on the same day are expected to take place. To guarantee there is no intercommunal strife and to keep an eye out for troublemakers, police officers from the department also began discussions with organizers of both groups discussing amenities and limits. Old City used to be known as "curfew city" because of the breakout of intergroup conflict, but because of ganga Jamuni Tehzeeb, a lot has changed there recently. Since there is now friendly policing by both the city police and locals, it is no longer an area where there is intercommunal hostility.
In community-sensitive locations, police officers are working nonstop during the late hours of the night to protect law and order and avoid any unpleasant occurrences during the upcoming festivals. police were also observed blocking off the area and interviewing children about their nighttime excursions. In order to coordinate the security plans for the festivals, the Commissioner also met with officials of other government ministries. He emphadata-sized that there should be no unwanted incidents during the celebrations anywhere. The police chief gave his men orders to keep a close eye on their respective areas until the events ended peacefully.
"The Ganesh celebration should be celebrated with splendor and peace. Additionally, Muslims also hold a large celebration for Milad-un-Nabi. The police are arranging a meeting with everyone in the neighborhood and providing therapy to everyone, especially the children. The majority's combined efforts could successfully stop any such annoyances because just 0.1 percent of people might try to disturb the peace, according to a senior police official. Gaja Rao Bhupal, DCP South Zone, advised the young people not to leave their homes at night unless there was an exigency.
"The Ganesh celebration should be celebrated with splendor and peace. Additionally, Muslims also hold a large celebration for Milad-un-Nabi. The police are arranging a meeting with everyone in the neighborhood and providing therapy to everyone, especially the children. The majority's combined efforts could successfully stop any such annoyances because just 0.1 percent of people might try to disturb the peace, according to a senior police official. Gaja Rao Bhupal, DCP South Zone, advised the young people not to leave their homes at night unless there was an exigency.
He said that when stopped, the young people would show us their strips of paracetamol, Brufen pills, or some syrup bottles and declare that they were in need of medical attention. "Some others attempted to flee by displaying one or two tablets. They are being warned not to loiter on the streets after midnight by the police, said DCP. The cops have been shooing away children who have been lingering needlessly for the last week. The police officers at the Shalibanda police station area found it amusing when they received the same response from around a dozen people. Everyone else they encountered in the lane claimed to be headed to a pharmacy.
CV Anand, the police commissioner for hyderabad, recently paid a visit to the Goshamahal's City Security Wing and City Armed Reserve units to assess the security measures in place and the officers' preparation for deployment. He discussed how the various wings, such as the CSW, home Guards, Mounted police Units, and Dog Squads, operated. Asaduddin Owaisi, a Hyderabad-based MP, urged the people of hyderabad and telangana to uphold peace and unity during the two festivals of milad-un-nabi and Ganesh Immersion on september 28.
CV Anand, the police commissioner for hyderabad, recently paid a visit to the Goshamahal's City Security Wing and City Armed Reserve units to assess the security measures in place and the officers' preparation for deployment. He discussed how the various wings, such as the CSW, home Guards, Mounted police Units, and Dog Squads, operated. Asaduddin Owaisi, a Hyderabad-based MP, urged the people of hyderabad and telangana to uphold peace and unity during the two festivals of milad-un-nabi and Ganesh Immersion on september 28.