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Cops hold flag march to instill confidence
With a total staff of 225, about 120 station cops and 105 members of Railway Protection Force, the Habeeb Nagar police conducted a flag march in the limits of the police station on Sunday, in view of Ganesh festivities.
Habeebnagar: With a total staff of 225, about 120 station cops and 105 members of Railway Protection Force, the Habeeb Nagar police conducted a flag march in the limits of the police station on Sunday, in view of Ganesh festivities.
The march was led by Inspector, P Shiva Chandra, along with Beenamma Joseph, deputy commandant RPF, SI K Chandra Shekar, SI G Vijayanand, SI J Shiva Kumar and other officials.
According to officials, the march started from Habeeb Nagar and past Darussalam, SD Nagar, Charkandil, Sevak Nagar, Darga yousufian, Tabanda X Road, Murigi Market, Bazarghat, Habeeb Nagar X Road, Mallepally Badi Masjid, Riyan Hotel, Asifnagar X Road, Asifnagar, Managar basti, Kattamaisamma temple, Boidugda Khamman and Hameed Café. The police marched during the Ganesh festival to build confidence and courage among citizens and also to maintain peace and tranquility in the area.
