Punjab poll: Mohali cops take out flag march

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Jan 12, 2022 IST

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Mohali, January 11

The police took out a flag march in various parts of Mohali in view of the upcoming elections in the state. The flag march, which began from Phase 1, passed through various markets of the Phases and culminated at Phase 11. It also passed through Phase 3B2 to Phase 7.

The flag march was led by SP (Headquarters) Ravinderpal Singh Sandhu and DSP (Special Crime) Mahesh Inder Singh. CISF officers and jawans were also part of the flag march.

The police said the flag march was taken out to convey the message to the common man to maintain law and order situation in the city and report any untoward incident to the police immediately.

Guidelines were issued to follow the instructions issued by the Election Commission and the District Magistrate in the Assembly elections.

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