Police Commissioner Kanthi Rana Tata inspecting a checkpost arrange on the outskirts of Vijayawada.
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The NTR Commissionerate Police have stepped up vigil on the Andhra Pradesh-Telangana borders forward of the final elections.
The police have sure over 3,524 rowdy, historical past and suspect sheeters and people concerned in poll-related circumstances earlier within the final three months. The police are monitoring the actions from the neighbouring States.
Police Commissioner Kanthi Rana Tata, Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCPs) Adhiraj Singh Rana and Okay. Srinivas Rao, Suryapet Superintendent of Police Rahul Hegde and the officers inspected the checkposts arrange at Jaggaiahpet, Tiruvuru, Mylavaram, Ibrahimpatnam and different locations.
Talking to The Hindu on March 24 (Sunday), Mr. Kanthi Rana stated that each one measures had been being taken to make sure the peaceable conduct of the elections, including that 469 weapons had been surrendered in the previous couple of days.
“Counselling is being carried out for the Identified Depredators (KDs) and different criminals. Directions have been given to the DCPs, Assistant Commissioners of Police and the Station Home Officers to trace actions of trouble-mongers,” the Police Commissioner stated.
In all, 11 inter-State border checkposts and 6 inter-district checkposts have been arrange throughout the limits of NTR Police Commissionerate. Police and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) personnel have been deployed on the checkposts, he stated.
“Now we have seized about ₹5 crore money, 8 kgs of gold and 33 kgs of silver ornaments. In addition to, 75,600 litres of liquor and 175.36 kgs of ganja have been seized through the checking of autos,” Mr. Kanthi Rana stated.
Coordination conferences have been held with the Khammam Commissionerate and Suryapet district police in Telangana. The police of each the States have determined to undertake joint patrolling within the villages and conduct car checking, the Police Commissioner stated.
Preparations have been made for foot patrolling within the villages on the Andhra Pradesh-Telangana border to stop the motion of criminals and smuggling of money and liquor, he stated.
“CCTVs have been put in in any respect the checkposts, and round the clock car checking will probably be carried out in any respect factors,” stated Mr. Kanthi Rana, who directed the safety personnel to be honest and strict whereas discharging their duties.
