DCP reviews situation in Mauli village after controversy during baraat

Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Himadri Kaushik visited Mauli village today to review the security arrangements following a recent caste-related dispute. Tensions had risen during after a wedding procession was stopped by a group opposing the groom riding the horse.

Swift action by the police has helped maintain control and restore calm in the area. Following up, the DCP issued key directives aimed at maintaining law and order.

In view of the situation, the DCP has ordered the establishment of a temporary police outpost in the village. Currently, around 100 police personnel are deployed to monitor the situation, and seven checkpoints have been set up in and around the village to keep a tight check on any suspicious or unlawful activity.

CCTV cams

to boost security

To further strengthen surveillance, Kaushik announced that the area would also be monitored through video surveillance, including 10 solar-powered CCTV cameras installed at strategic locations in the village.

These will help authorities keep a real-time watch on any developments and act promptly if needed.

Addressing villagers, the DCP urged them to stay calm, avoid believing in rumors, and cooperate with the administration in maintaining peace. She emphasised that enhanced police presence and strict vigilance will continue until complete normalcy is restored.

She also directed that one additional police company will be stationed in the village daily to ensure uninterrupted security. Officers deployed have been instructed to remain equipped with anti-riot gear and stay alert to handle any emergency situation.

The administration, meanwhile, reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring peace, safety, and communal harmony in the village.