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Indore Police Launch Festival Crackdown, Act Against 397 Criminals; 101 Caught Drunk Driving

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): City police conducted a surprise late-night checking drive ahead of the upcoming festivals, taking action against 397 criminals and anti-social elements. As many as 101 motorists were caught drunk driving. On the instructions of Commissioner of police Santosh Kumar Singh, police executed more than 195 warrants, including 46 permanent, 45 arrest and 104 bailable warrants.…

Indore Police Launch Festival Crackdown, Act Against 397 Criminals; 101 Caught Drunk Driving

In Indore, the city police launched a surprise late-night crackdown ahead of upcoming festivals, targeting criminals and anti-social elements. The operation resulted in the arrest of 397 individuals and the penalization of 101 drunk drivers. Commissioner of police Santosh Kumar Singh gave the directive for the extensive action taken, which included over 195 warrants, with 46 being permanent, 45 arrest, and 104 bailable warrants.

Violations of Section 185 of the Motor Vehicles Act led to the penalization of 101 motorists, while two cases were registered under the NDPS Act and nine for illegal alcohol consumption in public places. Malharganj police registered four cases and seized 80 quarters of homemade liquor. In Dwarkapuri, a man was arrested for carrying an illegal sword, while Dwarkapuri police apprehended a habitual offender, Faizan, who was allegedly roaming despite being expelled.

To deter crime further, police conducted drone patrols in crime hotspots, checked hotels, lodges, railway stations, bus stands, and other sensitive locations, and interacted with Ganesh festival pandal organizers to raise awareness about cybercrime, crimes against women, drug abuse, and road safety. The special drive will continue to ensure a safe and secure environment during the festivities.

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