GP: Keep a check on anti-social elements

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Updated At : 12:06 PM Jul 16, 2021 IST

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DGP: Keep a check on anti-social elements

n DGP Sanjay Kundu on Thursday directed police officers to ensure that no anti-social elements with lathis, sticks, swords and other weapons enter the state

n Due to a sudden influx of tourists, incidents of road rage are occurring and some anti-social elements are entering the state, threatening peace, he said.

n Police officers should randomly check and search vehicles at entry points without annoying the travellers

n A task force, headed by the ASP, Crime, has been constituted to ensure that the Covid protocols are strictly followed

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