Mumbai Police to deploy 11,500 personnel on New Year’s eve
11 months, 3 weeks ago

Mumbai Police to deploy 11,500 personnel on New Year’s eve

The Hindu  

The Mumbai police said on December 29 that they will deploy as many as 11,500 police officials apart from senior police officials to ensure a smooth transition into the New Year. On New Year’s eve, police have made elaborate security arrangements at all public parks, restaurants, hotels, pubs and shopping malls and have urged citizens to dial the emergency helpline number 100 when in need. Police will also deploy 22 Deputy Commissioner level officers, 2,051 police inspectors, 45 Assistant Commissioner of Police level officers and 11,500 police officials across Mumbai to maintain law and order in the city. “Strict action will be taken against drivers found driving under the influence of alcohol, without license, people causing nuisance at public places and events, eve teasers, those involved in illegal sale of liquor, or selling or consuming any kind of narcotics,” the police personnel said.

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