Karnataka home minister chairs police review meeting
Mangaluru: Home minister G Parameshwara chaired a progress review meeting on law and order at the Mangaluru City Police Commissioner's Office on Friday. The meeting was attended by senior police officials from Mangaluru City police and SPs from four districts—Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Uttara Kannada, and Chikkamagaluru under the western range.
The meeting provided directions on several issues and directed officials to implement strict measures.
To completely dismantle the drug network, officials were told to keep a close watch on the movements of drug peddlers and initiate legal action wherever necessary. Concerns were raised over the rising number of traffic rule violations, especially cases of minors driving vehicles, leading to accidents and fatalities. Authorities were directed to launch awareness campaigns and enforcement drives to curb this trend.
Cases of crimes against women and children, as well as atrocities against scheduled castes and scheduled tribes, were also discussed. The minister stressed that the accused in such cases must not escape the law.
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