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Cops get into high alert mode for AP Assembly sessions
The Guntur rural district police have gone into a High Alert model what with the AP Assembly sessions, which will begin from September 6 The police are making elaborate arrangements to prevent any untoward incident during the AP Assembly sessions
Guntur: The Guntur rural district police have gone into a High Alert model what with the AP Assembly sessions, which will begin from September 6. The police are making elaborate arrangements to prevent any untoward incident during the AP Assembly sessions.
Rural SP Appala Naidu has already set in motion the standard operating procedures and held a review meeting with the Additional SPs, DSPs and CIs on Thursday. He said every effort would be made to ensure foolproof arrangements. He said bandobust would be made to ensure a hassle free entry into the assembly premises for both the MLAs, VIPs and the staff. He said the parking areas would be identified for parking the VIP vehicles.
He said intel inputs have been collected from all neighbouring villages and bomb disposal squads and dog squads are being deployed to scan the sensitive areas. Additional SPs Varadaraju, Venkateswarlu, Prasad and Tullur ASP Krishna Rao were also present.
