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Prohibitory orders to prevail, says IG
The Inspector General of Police Y Nagi Reddy said that people were responding to their call to maintain peace. The IG said that the police were able to convince the people that peace will be restored in the region with the government working on to find a solution to their problems.
Utnoor (Adilabad): The Inspector General of Police Y Nagi Reddy said that people were responding to their call to maintain peace. The IG said that the police were able to convince the people that peace will be restored in the region with the government working on to find a solution to their problems.
Speaking to the residents of Betalguda village where trouble started on last Friday, when some miscreants garlanded the statue of Komaram Bheem, he assured them of identifying the culprits and taking them to justice.
He made it clear that prohibitory orders will be continued further and there was no question of organising rallies or meetings in the Agency.
Superintendent of Police Vishnu S Warrier said that they had strengthened the intelligence wing to get inputs from all corners of the Agency.
