Covid-19: 21 cases filed for violating collector’s order

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Under the preventive measures to contain spread of coronavirus in the State capital a total of 21 cases have been registered against violators till March 23 who have violated orders issued by District Collector.

On March 23, a total of 14 cases were registered by eight police stations.

Jehangirabad police booked two auto-rickshaw driver Shahid and Sahil. Aishbagh police booked Mohammad Imran, Akbar Khan, Sajid and Gyanchand Malviya.

Two cases were registered by Habibganj police in which  Parimal Biswas and Mohammad Munna were booked. Ayodhyanagar police booked owner of Bikaner Sweet Shop, Arvind Patel.

Shahpura police booked Trilanga Software Shop owner -Makarand Dere. The MP Nagar booked a tea shop near Mansarovar  Vinod Patel and people at Vertex Call Center Brijendra Rawat, Bharat, Waheed Khan and Deepak.

Mohammad Imran who runs shop at NH12 was booked by Parvalia police while Mohammad Imran of Harsh Transport was booked by Eitkhedi.

Earlier on the day of Janta Curfew and first day of Lockdown of the state capital a total 8 cases were registered.

On Sunday, the Ayodhyanagar police station registered case agasint Subodh Gupta who owns Balaji Sweets  and Gyanendra Sharma who owns shop at Narela Road, for violating the lock down order in Bhopal district.

One case was registered by Eitkhedi police against Azad Singh Thakur owner of Urban Dhaba at Ayodhya bypass. In Kolar area police registered three cases against Mahendra Singh, Shubham Mishra and Prakash Devnani. Ashoka Garden police took action against Kamata Prasad. 

Therefore, there is an appeal to all citizens to follow the Bhopal lock down order and cooperate with the police and administration to prevent and prevent the coronavirus.

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