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Mumbai: More than 15,000 policemen, including personnel from the State Reserve Police Force (SRPF) and quick reaction teams (QRTs), will be deployed across the city to prevent any untoward incident on New Year’s Eve. Over 22 deputy commissioners of police, 45 assistant commissioners of police, 2,051 police officers, and 11,500 constables will be deployed in the city. Additionally, State Reserve Police Force (SRPF) platoons, Quick Response Team (QRT), RCP security services, and Homeguards will be stationed throughout Mumbai in anticipation of New Year’s Eve.
The police will also conduct nakabandi at various places across Mumbai. In crowded areas, the police will conduct patrols and set up checkpoints to keep an eye on security. The Mumbai police will launch special campaigns on the last day of 2023, focusing on preventing hit-and-drive incidents and enforcing traffic rules. Furthermore, the Mumbai police will investigate criminals and organisations involved in anti-social activities.
नागरिकांना नववर्षाचे स्वागत सुरक्षितपणे करता यावे म्हणून मुंबई पोलीस दलाकडून २२ पोलीस उप आयुक्त, ४५ सहायक पोलीस आयुक्त, २०५१ पोलीस अधिकारी, ११५०० पोलीस अंमलदार तसेच एसआरपीएफ प्लाटून , क्यूआरटी. टीम, आरसीपी, होमगार्ड बंदोबस्तासाठी तैनात करण्यात आले आहेत.
तरी सर्व नागरिकांनी…
— मुंबई पोलीस – Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) December 29, 2023
The Mumbai police declared zero tolerance for individuals engaged in drunk driving, creating a nuisance in public places, molesting women, and selling, purchasing, possessing, and consuming drugs. The Mumbai police urged citizens of Mumbai to welcome the new year with enthusiasm and energy while adhering to the rules.
Satyanarayan Chaudhary, Joint Commissioner of Police, Law & Order, Mumbai, stated, “For December 31, we have made elaborate security arrangements in the Mumbai city. Our officers and police personnel have been deployed at all important locations. More than 2,000 police officers and around 13,000 policemen will be deployed for that. Beyond that, all our important places will be covered through our CCTVs. We have requested hotel owners to follow the norms and rules laid down by the government order or the Mumbai police.”
