‘Police must be on high alert during Eid-ul-Adha, festivals’

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Hazaribag Deputy Commissioner Nancy Sahay and Superintendent of Police Manoj Rattan Chothey have instructed all police stations of the district to be on high alert mode during the Eid-ul-Adha ( Bakr-Id) and coming festivals.

A letter has been issued by the administration and police jointly to the police stations that CCTV cameras must be fixed outside the religious places. They must be alert on social media messages. The police can take legal action on the persons who post such messages which can disturb the peace of the society.

They have further instructed that the direction must be given to such trust which can control the situations. The officers must be alert in sensitive areas, if they will receive any information then they must take the action immediately.

The SP said that the concerned police stations must start patrolling in their areas. If any doubtful persons were seen during the patrolling must take into custody and investigate them.

The police also keep a close eye on the activities of the anti- social elements. Police must be tried to collect the information regarding the activities of the doubtful persons. Information technology will be helpful in controlling the situations.

They further said that the extra police force will be available for the district within two or three days. The static magistrates will be also deputed by the district administration. We have marked the points for the deputation of the static team along with magistrate and police officers.

They said that the festival Eid-ul- Adha and coming festivals including Rath Yatra must be passed in peace and communal harmony. The district administration will be always available for the public of Hazaribag. The police control room will be on 24x7 service mode.

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