Category: Nagpur Local

This has come as a great relief to people who are stranded in the city and want to return home as they are forced to stay in the lockdown phase, as called by the Prime Minister. Now, the Maha Police are giving them travel passes to people who are willing to return home from Nagpur. There are thousands of workers and others stranded in different parts of the city, including the shelter, who can now return their homes in Chattisgarh and MP along with other places.

The order also contains special instructions for the police not to stop trucks and vehicles carrying food grains and vegetables for obvious reasons. Talking about the same Mr. Milind Bharambe, the Special Inspector General of the Police, issued this order after rising demand to allow people stranded in the city to return home. The number of applications for the same has increased in the Office of the Director-General of the Police Office.

The lockdown has had an effect in a state that has spread the movement of the virus to people who have been prevented from travelling. As a result, many people are seen contacting the DGP Maha office to get emergency passes to return home for travel. With increasing demand, the issue was discussed and the police, therefore, decided to allow people to travel with the required passes provided by the police. Stay tuned to know more about it and the rest of us.

Even after Prime Minister Modi declared the lockdown, the city has undergone a full shutdown. Police have been instrumental in making the lockdown effective. With fewer officers on the road, however, they seemed to have encountered difficulties in managing the crowds coming out. Despite less manpower in the area, people like the youngsters make fun and run about amid the lockout, without maintaining the city’s safe distance.

Thus Maha Police has agreed to give the lockdown in the city additional manpower. They also called for additional power from the centre to provide extra strength to keep things under control. Talking about the same Mr. Subhodh Jaiswal the DGP has asked additional forces in the state along with the town to get additional forces for the same. It is expected that the city will soon get additional PCR cans and manpower that will help maintain the city’s successful lockdown.

The special police staff has been in deployment and selection process. According to reports, there are about 2.20 lakh police personnel in the Maha Police and 10 per cent of the personnel are seen working in domains such as PCR, ACB, and CID. With the state ordering the lockdown to prevent the virus from spreading the entire police force was mobilized for lockdown operation. The Homeguard units are to be ruptured in with the extra manpower coming from other areas.