A major search operation was conducted in Secunderabad under the supervision of DCP Rakshita Krishnamurthy. During this, the police seized 24 vehicles without documents and bottles of illegal liquor. The police also talked to the local people and learned about their problems.
Medchal-Malkajgiri (Telangana) [भारत]June 30 (ANI): A major ‘Community Contact Programme’, which also included cordon and search operation, was carried out under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Rakshita Krishnamurthy in Mangaru Basti and Addagutta areas under the jurisdiction of Lallaguda police station in Secunderabad. The operation was carried out by Additional DCP Narsaiah, ACP Chilakalguda Shashank Reddy, ACP Gandhinagar Yadgiri, ACP Mahakali Sridhar, Inspector T. Ashok Kumar of Lallaguda police station along with 150 police personnel, clue team and traffic police personnel.
24 vehicles and illegal liquor seized
According to the police, during the operation, 24 vehicles found without valid documents or under suspicious circumstances were seized. Police also seized 15 liquor bottles, which were allegedly stored in violation of rules.
Under this drive, the police investigated and counseled five history-sheeters and 10 suspects.
DCP talked to people
During the programme, DCP Rakshita Krishnamurthy interacted with the residents of Mangaru Basti and Addagutta to understand their grievances and security concerns. He inquired about their local complaints and security concerns. The DCP urged the public to remain alert, immediately report any suspicious activity to the police and stressed the importance of installing CCTV cameras for community safety.
A similar operation was done in Delhi also
Earlier, on May 23, North Delhi Police had also launched a major cordon and search operation (CASO) on Milan Vihar Pushta Road under the jurisdiction of Wazirabad police station.
The intensive operation was launched following repeated complaints from local residents about dark stretches on Pushta Road, which had allegedly become a hub of criminal activities.
During the operation, security forces cordoned off key entry and exit points of the area to thoroughly screen suspected persons, set up stringent checkpoints to identify stolen vehicles or those being transported illegally, and conducted targeted searches for illegal weapons, narcotics and cases of public drinking.
The main objective of this sudden increased police presence was to eliminate active criminal hotspots and restore a sense of security among law-abiding citizens. (ANI)
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