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Ten detained during Chabutra Mission in Attapur
In Short
Attapur police conducted a Mission Chabutra operation in Hyderabad, detaining 10 individuals and counselling 30 during late-night foot patrols for public safety.

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Hyderabad: Attapur police conducted a special Chabutra Mission, detaining 10 persons and counselling 30 individuals to maintain law and order and ensure public safety. Police executed an extensive foot patrolling operation across the police station limits.
During the drive, officers detained 10 persons found roaming unnecessarily on roads during late-night hours, while 30 individuals received counselling as a preventive measure to uphold peace.
The operation was executed under the directions of Rajendranagar Deputy Commissioner of Police S Srinivas and Assistant Commissioner of Police T Srinivas. Special teams led by Attapur Station House Officer A Seethayya, Sub-Inspector Jayaraju, and personnel conducted checks in Attapur, NM Guda, Number 9, Arsh Mahal, Sikh Chawani, MM Pahadi, and Chintalmet.
Officers advised counselled individuals to refrain from criminal activities, warning that strict legal action would follow any involvement in unlawful acts. SHO Seethayya stated that such surveillance operations, foot patrols, and special checks would continue regularly to ensure public security.
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