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Three Blade Attacks In 24 Hours Leave Three Injured, Raise Patrolling Concerns In Bhopal

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Routine disputes over bike parking, roadside incidents and minor arguments are increasingly turning violent, with miscreants pulling out knives and swords at the slightest provocation. Three serious assault incidents involving knives, swords and sticks were reported in different parts of the city in the last 24 hours, leaving three persons seriously injured. The incidents…

Three Blade Attacks In 24 Hours Leave Three Injured, Raise Patrolling Concerns In Bhopal

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: A series of three knife attacks over the course of a single day has left three individuals seriously injured, prompting concerns about the effectiveness of police patrolling and surveillance in the city. The incidents occurred in various locations, including Ashoka Garden, Bogda Pul, and Ratibad, where miscreants resorted to using knives, swords, and sticks in disputes over bike parking and minor arguments.

Police officials have stated that patrol teams are deployed across all areas at night, but the repeated violent incidents in crowded and isolated areas have raised doubts about whether active criminals are being effectively monitored. Over the past month, more than three dozen knife-attack cases have been registered in Bhopal, along with a sharp increase in attempted-murder cases.

The police commissioner emphasized that patrolling has been increased in sensitive areas and all police station in-charges have been directed to strengthen surveillance. However, residents have alleged that police presence arrives after a dispute has escalated, and offenders often manage to flee before police intervention. Bhopal reportedly has around 603 active knife-wielding offenders, with distribution across various police stations.

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