Telangana and Maharashtra Police Discuss Inter-state Border Security Measures
In a bid to bolster security measures ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, a special meeting was held between police officials from Kumram Bheem Asifabad, Telangana, and their counterparts from Maharashtra in Chandrapur on Wednesday.
Chaired by Superintendent of Police K Suresh Kumar and Nagpur Inspector General Chhering Dorje, the meeting focused on enhancing security arrangements to ensure the fair and peaceful conduct of elections, particularly in bordering areas.
The discussions revolved around strategies to curb property offenses and expedite the resolution of other crimes. Both sides emphasized the importance of cooperation and coordination to maintain law and order during the electoral process.
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Assurances of mutual cooperation were exchanged between the police officers of the neighboring states, underscoring their commitment to facilitating smooth elections.
The meeting was attended by officials including Adilabad Collector Rajarshi Shah, SP Gaush Alam, Chandrapur SP M Sudarshan, Chandrapur Collector Vinay Gowda, Yavatmal SP Pavan Bansod, Asifabad Additional Collector (Revenue) D Venu, and several others.
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