Indore Police Extern 17 Habitual Offenders Ahead Of Festivals, Impose Restrictions On Seven Others
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Ahead of the upcoming festivals, Commissioner of police Santosh Kumar Singh ordered strict action against habitual criminals to maintain law and order. Seventeen have been externed from the district limits for a specified period, while seven others have been placed under restrictions requiring them to follow strict conditions. Officials said they took the action under the…
Indore police have taken strict action ahead of upcoming festivals to maintain law and order. Seventeen habitual criminals have been externed from the district, while seven others face restrictions. These measures follow a review of cases against the suspects, who have repeatedly engaged in criminal activities. The externment period varies from three months to one year.
The commissioner of police has also issued restriction orders for seven habitual offenders, who must report regularly to police stations and avoid criminal activity. Violating these conditions may result in further legal action. The decisions were made under the Madhya Pradesh Rajya Suraksha Adhiniyam, 1990 and presented by Assistant District Prosecution Officer Ajay Pratap Bundela.
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