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Indian Express
2 days ago
- General
- Indian Express
CCTV surveillance
CCTV SURVEILLANCE NEWS Child panel issues transport safety guidelines for all schools March 29, 2024 9:19 am Apart from reiteration of the existing regulations such as having GPS and CCTV, speed governor, emergency alarm facilities on school buses along with female staff, first-aid kit, fire extinguisher and other details, the document issued on Friday by the MSCPCR provides additional guidelines to ensure safety during school excursions. Child Rights commission revives safety guidelines for school buses after molestation incident in Thane March 12, 2024 7:42 am MSCPCR chairperson Susieben Shah held a meeting on Monday with representatives of school education department, educationists, parents, transport department and police to brainstorm on revival of the guidelines and ways to ensure effective implementation. Ludhiana Safe City project: Six years after launch, 1,184 CCTV cameras working, over 200 lying non-functional May 19, 2023 3:18 pm Under the project, which was launched by then deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal, a centralised control room was inaugurated at the Police Lines which is equipped with one large screen and several monitoring screens. Should you use a spy cam when your child is home alone? September 04, 2018 11:20 am Sure, he could pick up the phone and call me to let me know he has arrived home, but why rely on such an archaic option when I could instead turn my front door into Big Mother? Chinese facial recognition firms promote government surveillance, appeal globally for funds November 14, 2017 4:12 pm Buoyed by China's plans to build a ubiquitous CCTV surveillance network, Chinese and some foreign investors are pouring money into start-up technology firms that specialize in facial recognition software. 44 'high crime zones' in city to come under CCTV surveillance March 21, 2015 3:39 am Delhi Police tells High Court that spots were identified after a crime-mapping exercise. To watch over heart of Delhi,NDMC plans CCTV grid August 31, 2013 2:24 am NDMC chairman Jalaj Srivastava said the security of the VIP area topped the council�s priority list. 100,000 spy cameras watching British students even in toilets September 12, 2012 5:11 pm Some schools have a camera for every 5 children in the name of controlling violence,vandalism,theft. �They stuffed my mouth to muffle my cries� March 31, 2012 12:16 am A day after the rescue of a 13-year-old girl who worked as a domestic help and was locked up in the house by a doctor-couple vacationing in Bangkok,neighbours in the Dwarka Sector 6 locality said they were unaware she was being tortured for the last seven months. Police said the girl was confined to the house,which was secured with computerised locks,and was under CCTV surveillance. Beef up security: Cops to hospitals October 31, 2011 3:53 am Police have asked the administration to step up security and bring more area under CCTV surveillance. Load More
Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Bhopal Police sub-inpector faces action after asking gym to ban entry of Muslims
A sub-inspector in Bhopal has been removed from field duty after a video surfaced showing him allegedly instructing a gym owner to prohibit Muslims from entering the facility. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and prompted a police investigation. The video shows sub-inspector Dinesh Sharma telling a gym owner, 'No Muslim will come here to train or take training. I am telling you this clearly.' The comments were reportedly made after members of the right-wing outfit Bajrang Dal visited the gym, located in the Ayodhya Nagar area, and raised objections to the presence of Muslim trainers. Police were called in to defuse the situation. It was during this intervention that Sharma allegedly made the controversial remarks, according to officials. Following the video, the Bhopal police launched an investigation. On Monday, Sharma was attached to the Police Lines an official said. An official also stated that the police department would not tolerate any actions that create tension between communities. Following the Bajrang Dal members' complaint about the presence of Muslim trainers, Bhopal BJP MP Alok Sharma said a list of such gyms where Muslims impart training was being prepared. He said there are a lot of gyms that enlist Muslim trainers, and a list of such gyms will be made, which will be given to the police. 'There are a lot of gyms in Bhopal, we are enlisting, in which the trainers are Muslims. Even women should be gym trainers... We will give this list to the police in the coming times... Nobody will be permitted for love jihad now.' He also noted that 'land jihad' is going on in the state, and the administration will take action on such cases. The BJP MP's statement came when he interacted with the media post the 'Bhopal Vileenikaran Diwas' (Bhopal Merger Day) celebrations. (With PTI and ANI Inputs)
Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Cop removed from duty after asking Bhopal gym owner to ban entry of Muslims
A police sub-inspector has been removed from field duty after he allegedly asked a gym owner not to allow entry to Muslims at the facility in Bhopal, officials said on Tuesday. The action against sub-inspector Dinesh Sharma was taken after a video surfaced on social media showing him purportedly making the controversial comments. "No Muslim will come here to train or take training. I am telling you this clearly," the cop was seen instructing the gym owner in the clip. According to the police, some Bajrang Dal members had visited the gym, located in the Ayodhya Nagar area of Bhopal, and raised questions over the presence of Muslim trainers at the facility. After this, the police were called to defuse the tension there. Sharma allegedly made the comments at that time, an official said. After a video of his comments went viral on social media, the police started an investigation into the matter. Following the investigation, Sharma was on Monday attached to the Police Lines here, an official said. The police have made it very clear that no such act will be allowed which creates tension between communities, the official added. Following the incident, Bhopal BJP MP Alok Sharma said a list of such gyms where Muslims impart training was being prepared.
Mint
4 days ago
- Politics
- Mint
Madhya Pradesh: Cop caught on video asking gym to bar entry of Muslims; removed from field duty
Madhya Pradesh: A police sub-inspector has been removed from field duty and attached to police lines after he allegedly asked a gym owner not to allow entry to Muslims at the facility in Bhopal, officials said on June 3. The action against sub-inspector Dinesh Sharma was taken after a video surfaced on social media showing him purportedly making the controversial comments. "No Mohamedan (Muslim) will come here to train or take training. I am telling you this clearly," the policeman was heard instructing the gym owner in the now-viral video clip on social media. A group of people had raised objection to the presence of Muslim trainers at the gym in Bhopal's Ayodhya Nagar locality, according to reports. Bajrang Dal members had visited the gym, and raised questions over the presence of Muslim trainers at the facility, police said, news agency PTI reported. Police personnel, including SI Dinesh Sharma, were subsequently called to the spot to manage the situation. Sharma allegedly made the comments at that time, an official said. After a video of his comments went viral on social media, the police started an investigation into the matter. Following the investigation, Sharma was on Monday attached to the Police Lines here, an official said. The police have made it very clear that no such act will be allowed which creates tension between communities, the official added. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP from Bhopal, Alok Sharma, told the media on June 1 that a 'list of gym instructors' in the city had been compiled, and insisted that women clients should be trained only by women instructors. 'The list of gym trainers will be handed over to the police, who will act according to the law,' he said. Congress MLA Arif Masood criticised the move, questioning the rationale behind targeting gym professionals based on religion. 'Is running a gym now a crime? If it's being run following rules, then what is the problem?' he asked. No Mohamedan (Muslim) will come here to train or take training. I am telling you this clearly.
Time of India
30-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Gyanvapi case judge seeks enhanced security
Lucknow: Additional District and Sessions Judge (FTC-New) and Special Judge (Gangsters Act) in Chitrakoot, Ravi Kumar, has written to the authorities seeking enhanced residential security, citing serious threats to his life stemming from his role in the sensitive Gyanvapi case. In a formal letter dated May 29, Judge Kumar stated that he was allotted govt accommodation at House No. J-9, Judges Colony, Sonepur, Karwi, Chitrakoot, where he resides with his family. He pointed out that although he was provided with residential security during his time in Bareilly and after the Gyanvapi hearings, no such arrangements have been made for him in Chitrakoot. He referenced two prior threats — one registered in 2024 by the ATS Lucknow against a Bhopal resident under BNS and UAPA provisions, and another in 2022 in Varanasi, both involving threats to his life related to the Gyanvapi case. The judge said he has been raising the issue with the Reserve Inspector, Police Lines, but in vain. However, Superintendent of Police, Chitrakoot, Arun Kumar Singh, stated that adequate security has already been provided. "A total of six personnel has been deployed for judge Ravi Kumar's security," he told TOI. "He has not produced any specific order from the high court or the govt directing an increase in security. Nevertheless, we are taking all necessary precautions." Judge Kumar highlighted in his letter that his current posting in Chitrakoot, a district bordering Madhya Pradesh, heightens his security vulnerability. He has urged authorities to provide the same level of protection he previously received, cautioning that "failure to do so could lead to a serious incident".
