Haryana to identify Bangladeshi nationals
After the BJP government's drive against illegal Bangladeshis in the state in the wake of Jaipur terror blasts; neighbouring Haryana too has issued directives to identify the nationals of that country.
By PTI |
AMBALA: After the BJP government's drive against illegal Bangladeshis in the state in the wake of Jaipur terror blasts; neighbouring Haryana too has issued directives to identify the nationals of that country.
Asked whether Haryana police had launched any campaign to identify Bangladeshi residents residing in the state following suspected involvement of Bangladesh-based militant group HuJI in Jaipur blasts, Haryana Additional Director General of Police V B Singh said today that directions had been issued to police chiefs of the districts in this regard.
Singh told reporters here that Haryana would strengthen the police force in National Capital region (NCR) to check the intrusion of antisocial elements in the state.
He said special security measures had been taken in Gurgaon area as it adjoins Delhi and additional police force had been deployed there to check crime.
Fifty cameras would be installed on various roads there to keep a close watch on criminal activities, he added.
The ADGP said 15 new police stations had been set up in Gurgaon and digital trunk system was introduced there for exchanging information among police personnel.
Replying a question, he said the state police had taken steps to bring down road accidents on national and state highways.
There was a proposal to set up police first aid posts on national highways at a distance of every 20 km where the services of pharmacists would be available round the clock, he said.
Asked whether Haryana police had launched any campaign to identify Bangladeshi residents residing in the state following suspected involvement of Bangladesh-based militant group HuJI in Jaipur blasts, Haryana Additional Director General of Police V B Singh said today that directions had been issued to police chiefs of the districts in this regard.
Singh told reporters here that Haryana would strengthen the police force in National Capital region (NCR) to check the intrusion of antisocial elements in the state.
He said special security measures had been taken in Gurgaon area as it adjoins Delhi and additional police force had been deployed there to check crime.
Fifty cameras would be installed on various roads there to keep a close watch on criminal activities, he added.
The ADGP said 15 new police stations had been set up in Gurgaon and digital trunk system was introduced there for exchanging information among police personnel.
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Replying a question, he said the state police had taken steps to bring down road accidents on national and state highways.
There was a proposal to set up police first aid posts on national highways at a distance of every 20 km where the services of pharmacists would be available round the clock, he said.
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