Greater Noida Police Tightens Diwali Security, Senior Officers Conduct Foot Patrols In Busy Markets

The Gautam Buddh Nagar Police has intensified security arrangements in Greater Noida ahead of Diwali to ensure public safety. DCP Greater Noida Shravan Kumar Singh and ACP-1 Sanchit Sharma conducted foot patrolling in Achhar Market, Jagat Farm and other crowded areas under Beta-2 Police Station.

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Greater Noida Police Tightens Diwali Security, Senior Officers Conduct Foot Patrols in Busy Markets (TIN)

Greater Noida: Amid the festive illumination of Diwali, the Gautam Buddh Nagar Police has stepped up security measures to ensure public safety and prevent any lapses. From crowded markets to vehicular movement on roads, police are keeping a close watch on every activity. As part of the security drive, senior Greater Noida Police officials personally took to the ground to review the security arrangements.

Senior Officers Conduct Foot Patrols in Crowded Markets: Under the direction of Police Commissioner Lakshmi Singh, DCP Greater Noida Shravan Kumar Singh, accompanied by ACP-1 Greater Noida Sanchit Sharma, conducted foot patrolling in the Achhar Market, Jagat Farm and other crowded areas under the Beta-2 Police Station jurisdiction. The officers inspected security arrangements in the markets and instructed police personnel to remain alert and perform their duties with utmost vigilance.

Strict Monitoring of Suspicious Activities and Traffic: During the inspection, the officers emphasised keeping a special watch on suspicious activities and vehicles. They directed police personnel to install barricades wherever necessary and conduct thorough checks of suspicious vehicles to prevent any untoward incident in advance. Special emphasis was also placed on maintaining smooth traffic movement in markets and along major roads. The DCP instructed all PCR and PRV vehicles to remain continuously mobile in their respective areas and ensure effective surveillance at sensitive locations.

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