Security checks at markets

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Panipat, Updated At : 11:32 AM Oct 24, 2024 IST

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The trainee DSP, Jyoti, along with a police team, visited city markets to review the security and traffic flow on Wednesday ahead of Diwali. A special traffic and security plan has been chalked out for the markets of the city for this festive season. Following the directions of SP Lokender Singh, the trainee DSP visited Insar market, Pachranga market and Salarganj market in the city and directed police officials to make necessary arrangements for smooth flow of traffic near the markets, especially during peak hours. She also reviewed the safety and security arrangements in the markets.

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