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Bapatla: No rallies allowed on counting day, informs SP
Bapatla SP Vakul Jindal
The Bapatla district SP Vakul Jindal announced that there will be no processions or victory rallies, and bursting of firecrackers on the counting day, i.e. June 4.
Bapatla: The Bapatla district SP Vakul Jindal announced that there will be no processions or victory rallies, and bursting of firecrackers on the counting day, i.e. June 4. Explaining the measures of security for the counting day in a press note on Tuesday, he said that police made strong security on the premises of Bapatla Engineering College, the counting centre and its surrounding areas.
Section 144 of CrPC and Section 30 of the Police Act are in force in the district, and more than four people should not be gathered at one place in any area, and cannot organise meetings and rallies.
He advised the owners of firecrackers manufacturing, and storage units to not sell crackers until the end of the model code of conduct, as the candidates or the activists of the political parties are not allowed to burn them on the counting day. He asked the personnel to take legal action against people consuming alcohol in public places. Police has set up police pickets in the problematic villages, important places, and main intersections to prevent untoward incidents in the district and to make sure action is taken against anyone who disturbs law and order.
