PEACE COMMITTEE MEETING FOR KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI
A peace committee meeting was held on Wednesday at the Bihiya Police Station premises with the aim of ensuring the upcoming Krishna Janmashtami festival is celebrated in a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere. The meeting was presided over by the Station House Officer (SHO)-in-charge, Vimlesh Kumar, and was attended by local prominent citizens and representatives of the Puja committee.
PEACE COMMITTEE MEETING FOR KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI
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RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL
ARA--------------------------A peace committee meeting was held on Wednesday at the Bihiya Police Station premises with the aim of ensuring the upcoming Krishna Janmashtami festival is celebrated in a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere. The meeting was presided over by the Station House Officer (SHO)-in-charge, Vimlesh Kumar, and was attended by local prominent citizens and representatives of the Puja committee.
During the meeting, the outline of various programs and the grand procession scheduled for Janmashtami was discussed in detail. Committee members apprised the police administration of their requirements and potential challenges related to the event.
SHO-in-charge Vimlesh Kumar clarified that the administration is fully alert regarding security arrangements. He stated that, in keeping with tradition, tight security arrangements would be made this year as well during the Janmashtami events and the procession to prevent any kind of disorder.
It was announced during the meeting that the procession would be taken out at 1:00 PM on September 4th. Special police surveillance will be maintained to ensure law and order during this time. Given the sensitivity of the occasion, the administration has directed that meat and fish shops located along the procession route be covered with black cloth to avoid any uncomfortable situations during the procession. Additionally, the Nagar Panchayat has been instructed to ensure proper cleanliness along the procession route.
The SHO-in-charge urged the peace committee members to keep a close watch on the area and immediately inform the police if any dispute or problem arises. He appealed to the general public not to pay heed to rumors and to maintain communal harmony.
Key attendees at the meeting included President Basant Kumar Yadav, Deputy Chief Mukesh Yadav, Mukhiya Shiv Kumar Pal, and Coordinator Govind Kumar Yadav, along with Neeraj Yadav, Manoj Yadav, Manu Maharaj, Dheeraj Kumar, Laddu Yadav, Zuber Ansari, Muna Rai, Arman Ansari, and Ankit Kumar. Representatives from the police department, including ASI Pankaj Kumar and Mahesh Kumar, as well as a large number of Puja committee members, were also present.
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