Be calm while dealing with miscreants: Shah to cops

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Updated At : 12:46 PM Feb 17, 2020 IST

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New Delhi, February 16

Union Home Minister Amit Shah today suggested to the Delhi Police that it should be ready to deal with miscreants with “firm hands”, and at the same time remain calm despite “provocation”.

At the 73rd Raising Day ceremony of the Delhi Police, Shah called it one of the leading metropolitan police forces in the country and the world which had foiled attempts to create disturbance without any fail.

He said, “Despite all the anger and provocation, the Delhi Police should remain calm but it should also be ready to deal with the miscreants with a firm hand to protect the people.” — PTI

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