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People told to register vehicles in their names
Led by the Police Commissioner, as many as 200 police officials conducted Cordon and Search operations at Kisan Nagar and Pasula Narayana colonies on the outskirts of Karimnagar on Thursday.
Karimnagar: Police Commissioner V B Kamalasan Reddy advised the people to transfer their vehicles in their names immediately if purchased from others. They have to face problems if case of any accidents or caught by police during search operations, he warned.
Led by the Police Commissioner, as many as 200 police officials conducted Cordon and Search operations at Kisan Nagar and Pasula Narayana colonies on the outskirts of Karimnagar on Thursday.
They have arrested one person moving under suspicious condition and seized 35 two-wheelers, one car, one tractor and two autos without proper documents.
Speaking on the occasion the Police Commissioner, Kamalasan Reddy said that the Cordon and Search operations were being conducted for the security of the people and to keep a check on anti-social activities under the Commissionerate limits.
He suggested the local police officials to enquire the details of new persons, living in respective localities in rented houses. He urged the people to inform SHE teams immediately if anyone misbehaves with girls or women.
Additional Commissioner of Police Rama Rao, Inspectors Krishna Gaud, Lakshman Babu, and 10 SIs were participated in the search operations along with other police personnels.
