Tamil Nadu police step-up surveillance on habitual offenders
443 accused persons arrested in Statewide drive against rowdyism
The Tamil Nadu police have intensified their surveillance on habitual offenders and conducted a two-day operation targeting rowdyism and organized crime, resulting in the arrest of 443 suspects. The operation, launched on Monday, involved extensive checks at locations frequented by anti-social elements and thousands of vehicles.
Police personnel checked over 15,000 individuals and successfully arrested 443 suspects, who were subsequently produced in local courts. Additionally, 796 habitual offenders were placed under strict preventive surveillance, and 1,624 drug offenders were tracked and checked. Dr. Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal, Director-General of Police, stated that the operation aimed to curb criminal activities, disrupt drug distribution networks, and reinforce public order.
The police also employed drone patrolling to ensure the safety of residential and commercial areas, clamping down on open-air public nuisance. Furthermore, law-enforcement teams successfully tracked and executed 73 non-bailable warrants against fleeing or non-compliant offenders during the operation. The police reiterated their commitment to maintaining law and order, ensuring community tranquillity, and protecting citizens of the state.
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