Farmers’ protest: Gurugram police deploy over 500 personnel

Gurugram, Nov 25 : In view of the ‘Dilli Chalo’ call given by various farmers’ outfits against the three Central Farm Bills, the Gurugram police on Wednesday issued a comprehensive travel advisory to ensure that commuters do not face inconvenience.
The district administration and the police have made elaborate arrangements for maintaining law and order in the Gurugram district and to tackle the protest called by various farmers’ organisations on November 26.
Seven entry points have been identified in the district. Supervisory officials including Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCPs), Assistant Commissioners of Police (ACPs) and Station House Officers (SHOs) of the Gurugram police have been deployed there. More than 500 police personnel have been stationed at these entry points.
A Gurugram district administration spokesman said, “To ensure law and order in the district, seven supervisory officials and duty in-charge have been appointed, headed by the teams assigned duty at different places. Inspectors, Crime teams and photography teams would be deployed with each police team.” Giving details of these seven places, the spokesman said DCP South, Dhiraj Kumar Setia, had been appointed as supervisor at the Kapadivas border. Duty in-charge ACP Manesar, Hitesh Yadav, would be present at this place and a team of IMT Manesar, Kherki Daula police station, and Crime unit in-charge Farukhnagar and Manesar would also accompany them. More than 100 police personnel would be present there.
Similarly, Supervisory Officer DCP south, Dheeraj Kumar Setia, would also be present at the Panchgaon Chowk and ACP Crime, Preetpal, has been posted as duty in-charge here. A team from Manesar police station, including SHO, Sector-37 police station and in-charge of Crime units Sector-31 and Sector-10, would also be deployed with them. More than 50 police personnel would be stationed at this place.