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News India Live, Digital Desk: The capital Ranchi is filled with excitement on the occasion of New Year. Be it Morabadi grounds or Patratu valley, people gather everywhere to celebrate. Taking advantage of this crowd, some people consider it bravery to ‘drink and drive’ and perform ‘stunts’ on the roads. This time Ranchi Police has prepared a “special welcome” for such people.
No Mercy on Drink & Drive
Ranchi Police has given clear instructions that from the evening of 31st December, there will be deployment of soldiers with ‘Breath Analyser’ at every intersection. If you hold the steering wheel while intoxicated, not only will you be fined, your car will also be confiscated directly at the police station. This rule will apply equally strictly not only to big vehicles but also to two-wheeler riders.
There will be strict security at picnic spots
A huge crowd is expected at picnic spots like Dasham Fall, Hundru, Jonha and Jagannathpur Temple. This time, police forces in plain uniform will also be deployed in these areas. In order to take a selfie, diving into deep water or taking risks on high mountain peaks can cost you dearly. The administration has clearly said that people should not go beyond the set boundaries.
Strict warning for hoodlums
It is often seen that in the name of celebration, some boys go out making noise on bikes, which causes problems to the general public and the elderly. Now a case can be registered under strict law for playing loud loudspeakers or gathering crowd on the roads and blocking the road. The objective of Ranchi Police is clear “You celebrate, but do not disturb the peace of others.”
Police alertness and drone’s attention
Police can also use drone cameras in sensitive areas of the city. Apart from this, checking points have been increased at night. Police say they don’t want to spoil anyone’s fun, but want to make sure everyone can return home safely.
So dear friends of Ranchi, end the year smiling and staying safe. Follow the police guidelines and give priority to the safety of yourself and your loved ones.
North India Statesman