Strict Action Against Illegal Liquor Sales And Gambling DYSP Suleman Tahsildar Assures Immediate Response To Public Grievance
Strict Action Against Illegal Liquor Sales and Gambling: DySP Suleman Tahsildar Assures Immediate Response to Public Grievances
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Devadurga, October 20: The police department is committed to maintaining law and order in the taluk, responding promptly to public grievances, and providing appropriate solutions, said DySP Suleman Tahsildar.
He was speaking while presiding over a grievance redressal meeting for members of the Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST), organized by the police department on Sunday at the premises of the Devadurga Police Station.
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's Principles Are the Path to Social Progress
DySP Suleman Tahsildar said that the principles of "Education, Organization, and Agitation" advocated by the architect of the Indian Constitution, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, serve as a guiding light for social progress. However, it is a matter of concern that many people are still deprived of education and fall victim to ignorance and harmful habits.
Special Attention to Students' Safety
He stated that priority would be given to the safety of female students around schools and colleges. Strict police beat patrols would be introduced to prevent miscreants from harassing students and to ensure a safe environment for them.
Strict Action Against Illegal Liquor Sales
The DySP warned that stringent legal action would be taken against those selling liquor illegally through grocery stores and petty shops. He made it clear that the police would not tolerate such unlawful activities.
Dalit Leaders Raise Concerns Over Gambling and Illegal Liquor Sales
Speaking at the meeting, leaders of various Dalit organizations expressed concern that illegal liquor sales in residential lanes, along with gambling activities such as card games and matka, were pushing poor families into financial difficulties.
They urged the police department to immediately curb these illegal activities and take appropriate legal action against those involved.
Police Officials and Community Leaders Participate
The meeting was attended by Devadurga police officer Pundalik Pattetar, Police Station Inspector Manjunath, Probationary CPI Hasina Begum, PSI Ramanath Reddy, and community leaders Hanumantha Mannapuri, Mahantesh Bhavani, Basavaraj Akkaraki, Vishwanath Ballidev, Ravi Akkaraki, Narasanna Nayak, Marilinga Maruti Nayak, Hanumantharaya Dore, Nagappa Nadadal, Gundappa Nayak, and Hanumantharaya Nayak.
Office-bearers of various Dalit organizations, local residents, and police personnel were also present at the meeting.
Need 24 News
Devadurga, October 20: The police department is committed to maintaining law and order in the taluk, responding promptly to public grievances, and providing appropriate solutions, said DySP Suleman Tahsildar.
He was speaking while presiding over a grievance redressal meeting for members of the Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST), organized by the police department on Sunday at the premises of the Devadurga Police Station.
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's Principles Are the Path to Social Progress
DySP Suleman Tahsildar said that the principles of "Education, Organization, and Agitation" advocated by the architect of the Indian Constitution, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, serve as a guiding light for social progress. However, it is a matter of concern that many people are still deprived of education and fall victim to ignorance and harmful habits.
Special Attention to Students' Safety
He stated that priority would be given to the safety of female students around schools and colleges. Strict police beat patrols would be introduced to prevent miscreants from harassing students and to ensure a safe environment for them.
Strict Action Against Illegal Liquor Sales
The DySP warned that stringent legal action would be taken against those selling liquor illegally through grocery stores and petty shops. He made it clear that the police would not tolerate such unlawful activities.
Dalit Leaders Raise Concerns Over Gambling and Illegal Liquor Sales
Speaking at the meeting, leaders of various Dalit organizations expressed concern that illegal liquor sales in residential lanes, along with gambling activities such as card games and matka, were pushing poor families into financial difficulties.
They urged the police department to immediately curb these illegal activities and take appropriate legal action against those involved.
Police Officials and Community Leaders Participate
The meeting was attended by Devadurga police officer Pundalik Pattetar, Police Station Inspector Manjunath, Probationary CPI Hasina Begum, PSI Ramanath Reddy, and community leaders Hanumantha Mannapuri, Mahantesh Bhavani, Basavaraj Akkaraki, Vishwanath Ballidev, Ravi Akkaraki, Narasanna Nayak, Marilinga Maruti Nayak, Hanumantharaya Dore, Nagappa Nadadal, Gundappa Nayak, and Hanumantharaya Nayak.
Office-bearers of various Dalit organizations, local residents, and police personnel were also present at the meeting.