Bharat Bandh: Action to be taken against protestors, forceable closure of shops
In view of the Bharat Bandh, there will be a vigilant police arrangement in the district. If someone tries to forcefully close someone’s shop/office or protest, a case will be filed against them. Videography will be done specifically for this. DIG Arun Mohan Joshi has given instructions to be strict about this in the meeting of the police officers of the district.
The DIG said that to maintain peace during the bandh, the district has been divided into nine zones and 21 sectors. The CO in the zone and the SHO in the sector will be responsible for making arrangements. The duty of employees of PRO section has also been engaged to constantly monitor misleading messages on social media.
Following the instructions from the Police Headquarters, the DIG held a meeting with SP City Shweta Chaubey, AP rural Pramendra Dobal and all the COs. He instructed for adequate appointment of police force from the city to the countryside.
These are the instructions given:
– If there is any problem related to law and order, then for this, videography should be done by CPU.
– LIU and PRO duty imposed on social media.
In case of any kind of dispute, the area and in-charge of the area should be informed immediately.
No ban on operation of Transport Corporation buses
According to the Uttarakhand Transport Corporation, due to the Bharat Bandh called by political parties on Tuesday against the agricultural law, there is no restriction on the operator of the buses. If the routes are closed on the plains, then the buses will not be sent on the routes. Bharat Bandh has been called on Tuesday.
Due to this, place to place demonstration is proposed. For this reason, Uttarakhand Roadways has devised its strategy in view of Bharat Bandh. The Transport Corporation is apprehensive that an event like sabotage may also occur during the bandh. In such a situation, if the roads are closed on plains routes other than Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, then the Transport Corporation will not send their buses to these places.
In this case, GM of the Transport Corporation, Deepak Jain, said that there is no restriction on the operation of roadways buses on the call of Bharat Bandh. If the roads were closed at places like Delhi, Uttar Pradesh Udham Singh Nagar etc. due to the bandh on Tuesday, the Transport Corporation would not operate its buses at these places.
However buses will run on the hilly routes. But even in the hilly areas, if the routes are closed by the farmers, then the operation of buses will be stopped there.
