Kurukshetra police take out flag march

The Kurukshetra police on Monday took out flag marches in the district in view of the Assembly election. Along with the local police personnel, a team of personnel of the Central Industrial Security Force participated in the march and appealed...

Tribune News Service

Kurukshetra, Updated At : 06:59 AM Sep 17, 2024 IST

The Kurukshetra police and CISF have stepped up efforts to ensure peaceful elections.

The Kurukshetra police on Monday took out flag marches in the district in view of the Assembly election.

Along with the local police personnel, a team of personnel of the Central Industrial Security Force participated in the march and appealed to residents to help in conducting fair and transparent election. Kurukshetra police spokesman Manjeet Panchal said on the direction of Superintendent of Police Varun Singla, flag marches were taken out today. The teams took out the marches under the limits of Shahabad, Babain, Ladwa, Thanesar Sadar, Thanesar City, Krishna Gate, Jhansa and Ismailabad police stations in the district.

The teams motivated the public to participate in the election process and told them to inform the police in case they found any violation of the model code.

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