It is pertinent to mention here that the incidents of pickpockets are on a rise in Bhubaneswar.
Sandip Nayak, husband of Namita, has lodged a complaint in this regard with the Airport police. Sandip had tied nuptial knot with Namita in February this year, sources informed.
Similarly, a few youths in the slums have also been included in police networks to identify criminals living in slums, particularly those coming from other states and seeking shelter in slums.
Not only cyber security, the outreach programme aims to impart education on traffic management, sensitise students on suicides, elopement with boyfriends/girlfriends, drug and alcohol abuse.
in view of the anticipated rush, the Commissionerate Police has drawn special strategy for crowd management and ensuring smooth flow of vehicular traffic.
The Commissionerate Police conducted a raid on a rave party at a private resort located at Mendhasala in Chandaka area.
Acting on a tip off, the Chandaka Police searched the resort where the party was organised and seized over 20 litre beer and other items.
Even as a day has passed since the assault of a photo journalist in broad daylight by a policeman outside Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar, no action has been taken against the errant cop. Such inaction by the police has drawn sharp criticism from journalists who have demanded immediate arrest of the accused policeman.
After a brief lull, chain snatchers are having a field day in Bhubaneswar. Of late, one such chain snatching incident has created panic among residents of the State capital.
According to sources, Pradhan was married to a girl in Jaleswar area of Balasore district in 2015. Later, he fall in love with another woman from Saheed Nagar area in the State capital and tied the nuptial knot with her in 2017.
It is worthwhile to mention here that, the havildar was on duty at Chandi Chhak when the inhuman incident took place on Sunday evening.
The Commissionerate Police has reportedly arrested a woman on charges of blackmailing and extorting money from high-profile people like politicians and film producers.
Earlier, the DCP had issued strict guidelines to bands/DJs, music parties and organisers of Durga Puja over the use of loudspeakers during Durga Puja this year.
In view of the upcoming festivities, the Commissionerate Police has decided to clamp certain traffic restrictions for the convenience and safety of general public. The traffic restrictions will come to effect from October 1 to October 5, 2022 from 4 pm to 2 am.
Five more 'Traffic Mobile Patrol' bikes were flagged off to ensure uninterrupted traffic in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack during Durga Puja this year.
Copyright © 2024 - Odisha Television Limited All Rights Reserved.