Faridabad police to take help of Delhi counterparts

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Faridabad, June 19

The Faridabad police will take the help of its Delhi counterparts during the demolition drive at Khori village here.

In a joint coordination meeting of police officials from both cities here today, senior district officials said their Delhi counterparts had agreed to extend all support and cooperation in maintaining law and order during the drive.

“The Delhi police will depute adequate police personnel on the border and in the designated area to ensure law and order during the drive,” said a spokesperson for the local police.

Among those present at the meeting were DCP, Faridabad,Anshu Singla and Additional DCP, South- East Delhi, Dal Singh. — TNS

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