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Udupi: Vigilance - Policemen Seek Citizens' Cooperation

  •   Wed, Dec 03 2008 03:07:05 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Dec 3: A release from the office of the superintendent of police here, has requested the people to intimate the police department if ever they sight any suspicious persons, in the backdrop of the recent terrorist attacks in Mumbai.

If the people find the movement of any persons suspicious, they may inform the nearest police station or the police control room (100 or 0820-2526444) immediately. The citizens have also been requested to bring to the notice of the policemen about any suspicious looking objects, abandoned vehicles, parcels attracting suspicion etc.,

The people have also been asked to contact the police department if they find unknown persons living in rented houses, if they have doubts about their jobs or operations or they do not know their proper address and also  about unclaimed baggage in vehicles etc.
  

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Wed, Dec 03 2008

    Mr. SP , the ice has  started melting now. On 14ht & 15th Sept. 2008 under your leadership your police have beaten the innocent ladies at Bejai when junior police officers were politely controlling the situation. You have even shouted at your own police force. Remember without the support of common man neither you nor the  few anti fanatic groups can  achieve results. Now the time has come to  bury our  differences and show unity by joining hands. Build confidence with the entire society and do not doubt any particular community. A thief inside the house is more dangerpos than the one outside. Once again request you and your department do not be bias to one community.

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