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Hyderabad city Commissioner Anand chair review meeting on festivities
Hyderabad City Police Commissioner CV Anand
- Stresses upon crowd monitoring and traffic management at religious places, with officers instructed to remain vigilant and enhance visible policing to render swift response
- Also stresses upon the need to keep a close tab on hate mongers who post instigating posts on social media
Hyderabad: In view of upcoming festivals such as Ramzan, Sri Rama Navami and Hanuman Jayanthi festivals, the City Police Commissioner CV Anand held a video conference with all the officials and issued instructions to ensure the festivals conclude peacefully.
To avoid inconvenience to devotees and commuters, he stressed upon crowd monitoring and traffic management at religious places, with officers instructed to remain vigilant and enhance visible policing to render swift response. Joint inspections with other departments along the procession routes were also mandated.
Further, Station House Officers were instructed to stretch beyond their working hours during the festive month. The Commissioner also stressed upon the need to keep a close tab on hate mongers who post instigating posts on social media.
Filing cases and expediting issuance of notices to the perpetrators were the directives given. He urged the police personnel to prefer millets over rice and make it a habit to exercise every day.
