he Gautam Budh Nagar district magistrate on Saturday asked police and administrative officials to strictly enforce women safety, curb illegal trafficking of animals and maintain cleanliness in public offices in the district.
The district magistrate also said that police personnel must keep in mind not to harass consenting couples, which will be considered as abuse of law and swift action will be taken against the official concerned. He sent a message across to the recently formed ‘anti-Romeo squads’ to strictly follow the law.
The district magistrate, NP Singh, in a detailed meeting with the police and administrative officials held at camp office in Noida, also directed them to implement fresh mandates issued by the newly elected government.View more:-Bulk Sms Service provider
“The law and order in the district must be maintained as per the wishes of the new government,” Singh said. He further directed the officials to take strict action to ensure women safety, curb illegal trafficking of animals in the district. And at the same time, he warned officials of swift action against them if anyone is found to be exploiting or abusing the law.
Source:-Hindustantimes
The district magistrate also said that police personnel must keep in mind not to harass consenting couples, which will be considered as abuse of law and swift action will be taken against the official concerned. He sent a message across to the recently formed ‘anti-Romeo squads’ to strictly follow the law.
The district magistrate, NP Singh, in a detailed meeting with the police and administrative officials held at camp office in Noida, also directed them to implement fresh mandates issued by the newly elected government.View more:-Bulk Sms Service provider
“The law and order in the district must be maintained as per the wishes of the new government,” Singh said. He further directed the officials to take strict action to ensure women safety, curb illegal trafficking of animals in the district. And at the same time, he warned officials of swift action against them if anyone is found to be exploiting or abusing the law.
Source:-Hindustantimes
