Security beefed up ahead of Bakrid, preps in full swing

Security beefed up ahead of Bakrid, preps in full swing
Patna: With Bakrid round the corner, preparations have started at Gandhi Maidan, Eidgahs, mosques and other designated places across Patna, where large number of people congregate to offer namaz. The district authorities have ramped up security measures to ensure a peaceful Bakrid, which is on June 17. Officials have been directed to keep special vigil at sensitive places.
Patna district magistrate Shirsat Kapil Ashok directed the officials to complete all the necessary arrangements regarding cleanliness, parking, law and order, water supply and lighting among others at Gandhi Maidan.

The executive officer of the new capital circle, Patna Municipal Corporation, will ensure timely and proper cleaning and prevent the stray animals from entering the ground. Executive engineer of PHED, in coordination with Namaz-e-Eidan Committee, will ensure proper water supply by arranging appropriate number of water tankers/kiosks. Traffic police have been asked to identify and make parking spaces for vehicles. Engineers of building construction department will ensure barricading, filling of potholes and levelling of ground. All the closed-circuit television cameras have been ordered to be kept in working condition. A team of doctors, paramedical staff and ambulances with necessary life-saving medicines will also be deputed. District fire officer was directed to ensure deputation of fire squad to deal with the emergency situation, if any.
The DM instructed the additional district magistrate to place adequate number of police force and magistrates to maintain law and order, and the officers to keep strict vigil against anti-social elements. Kapil also asked the police officers to keep their social media monitoring cell active and refute rumours quickly. Besides, the sub-divisional officers and sub-divisional police officers have been asked to organise peace committee meetings.
“The police station house officers will ensure regular patrolling in their areas. All officers will keep special vigilance at sensitive places, take preventive action against anti-social elements,” he said.
We also published the following articles recently

Japan enacts law ensuring access to third-party apps
Japan enacts law similar to EU's Digital Markets Act, mandating fair access for third-party smartphone apps and payment systems on platforms like Google and Apple, with fines for anti-competitive behavior.
Will keep PM's vision on track, ensure railways remains affordable, convenient, says Ashwini Vaishnaw
Ashwini Vaishnaw assumed charge of Railways, I&B, and electronics & IT ministries. PM Narendra Modi's vision is to make India the fifth-largest economy with a focus on serving the poorest. Vaishnaw highlighted the developments in railways in the past 10 years.
author
About the Author
Faryal Rumi

She is working with the Times of India as a Senior Digital Content Creator on the Patna desk.

End of Article
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA