Complete Curfew In Khargone, Barricades In Many Places

Complete curfew in Khargone, the decision taken after a long meeting.

After a long meeting of various social representatives and peace committee with the high officials and local officials of Indore.

It was decided at around 9 pm on Monday that the city would be completely closed on Tuesday.

The members involved in the earlier meetings told that there is talk of opening shops for some time on Tuesday. Many people objected to this.

On Monday night, several members of the peace committee on the Internet media offered to resign and protested the relaxation of the curfew on Tuesday.

Let us tell you that along with the manifestation of Akshaya Tritiya and Lord Parshuram on Tuesday, there was a lot of confusion for the administration regarding the festival of Eid.

It took a lot of effort to decide whether Tuesday should be kept closed or some relaxation should be given.

While on Monday, Divisional Commissioner Dr. Pawan Sharma and IG Rakesh Gupta were also present at the district headquarters.

Earlier on Monday, too much effort was made in deciding whether to relax the curfew or not.

On the other hand, in view of the situation on Tuesday, three drone searches were conducted on Monday. A flag march was also taken out in the night.

Complete curfew in Khargone: Hindu society and traders protested.

On Tuesday, when the talk of opening the market for some time came to the fore, the entire Hindu society and traders opposed it.

Several members of the peace committee on Monday night protested the decision through internet media and also offered to resign from the committee.

People were of the opinion that even if relaxations were given by the administration, they would keep their establishments closed.

This will be the arrangement.

A total of 1300 jawans will be stationed across the city.

These include two platoons of RAF (Rapid Action Force), police, and additional force personnel including STF (Special Task Force) and QRF (Quick Reaction Force).

Various vehicles including the horse riding police force have been deployed.

Fire engines, ambulances, loading vehicles, and other vehicles have been deployed.

Barricades have been put up in many places.

Continuous survey of drones is going on in sensitive areas.

290 CCTV cameras have been installed. This includes 121 currently installed by NAPA, 119 in the past, and 50 on rent.

Mobile points have been created.

Permanent and temporary jails have also been made.

The deployed force is equipped with many state-of-the-art weapons including tear gas shells.