Police hold coordination meetings ahead of Bakrid, urge peaceful celebrations
The Malkajjgiri Police held coordination meetings with the Muslim community and Gau Rakshak representatives ahead of Bakrid. Police Commissioner B. Sumathi emphasized the importance of celebrating the festival peacefully and urged citizens to report any suspicious activities. Authorities also reminded the public to adhere to regulations regarding animal slaughter and maintain cleanliness during the celebrations.
- ▪The meetings included various government department officials to ensure a coordinated approach for the festival.
- ▪Police Commissioner B. Sumathi called for peaceful celebrations and warned against believing rumors on social media.
- ▪Authorities instructed Gau Rakshak groups to report suspicious incidents rather than taking matters into their own hands.
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The Malkajjgiri Police organised separate coordination meetings with members of the Muslim community and representatives of Gau Rakshak groups. Officials from various government departments, including the municipal administration, veterinary services, revenue, water works, fire services, medical department and transport department, also participated in the meetings.Addressing the gathering, Malkajgiri Police Commissioner B. Sumathi said festivals such as Bakrid should be celebrated in an atmosphere of peace and mutual cooperation, reflecting unity within society.She urged people not to believe rumours or misinformation circulating on social media and asked citizens to immediately alert police about suspicious vehicles, illegal transportation or unlawful activities.Police also cautioned…
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