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CP warns against forcible collections.
City Police Commissioner M Mahender Reddy warned of stringent action against the persons who forcibly collect donation/Chanda from public for Ganesh festival.
Hyderabad: City Police Commissioner M Mahender Reddy warned of stringent action against the persons who forcibly collect donation/Chanda from public for Ganesh festival.
In a press note released on Friday, the police commissioner said, “A section of the public and anti-social elements taking advantage of the festival may indulge in forcible collection of funds in the name of religion and religious functions.
Such an act can create religious animosity and hatred among different communities and individuals. Such forcible collection of funds, whether called donation or Chanda or by any other name, will not be allowed.
If any person is found indulging in such activities, he would be booked under relevant sections of City Police Act."
The Police Commissioner also said bursting of crackers on roads and at public places was also prohibited from 6 am on September 5 to 6 pm on September 16.
