In Panchkula, IPS officer Anup Sahu has been appointed as the police observer for the upcoming Haryana elections. His first action involved inspecting sensitive polling booths in areas such as Pinjore, Kalka, and Raipur Rani, where he evaluated security measures with local police. Sahu emphasized the importance of police vigilance to ensure peaceful elections, urging officers to be fully prepared ahead of election day. Additionally, Panchkula’s DCP Himadri Kaushik reported the establishment of 12 border checkpoints to monitor suspicious individuals and vehicles, along with increased efforts to combat liquor smuggling during the election period.
Panchkula – In a proactive measure ahead of the upcoming Haryana elections, IPS officer Anup Sahu has been appointed as the police observer for Panchkula and Kalka constituencies. On Monday, he conducted a thorough inspection of all sensitive polling booths in these areas, accompanied by local police officials. Sahu visited key locations in Pinjore, Kalka, Raipur Rani, and urban areas, assessing the security measures in place.
During his visit, Sahu provided important recommendations regarding election security, emphasizing that police officers on duty must remain alert and ready to ensure a peaceful electoral process. A police spokesperson confirmed that under the guidance of Panchkula Deputy Commissioner of Police, Himadri Kaushik, twelve border checkpoints have been set up to monitor suspicious individuals and vehicles. The police are also taking stringent actions against liquor smugglers to maintain law and order during the elections.
With these measures in place, authorities aim to create a safe environment for voters, crucial for a smooth electoral process in Haryana.
Tags: Haryana Elections, Panchkula, Police Observer, Anup Sahu, Election Security, Local News, Law Enforcement.
- What is a police observer at sensitive booths?
A police observer at sensitive booths is an officer assigned to monitor polling places that may have security concerns to ensure everything runs smoothly and fairly.
- Why do sensitive booths need police observers?
Sensitive booths need police observers to maintain order, prevent any potential disturbances, and ensure that voters can cast their votes safely.
- What are the responsibilities of a police observer?
The responsibilities include keeping an eye on the voting process, addressing any issues that arise, and ensuring that all laws and regulations are followed during the election.
- How can a voter identify a police observer at the booth?
Voters can identify a police observer by their uniform and identification badge. They are usually stationed near the entrance or within the polling area.
- What should a voter do if they see something suspicious at the booth?
If a voter sees something suspicious, they should report it immediately to the police observer or other election officials on site for appropriate action.
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