Sendhwa (Madhya Pradesh): SDOP Kamal Singh Chouhan called a meeting with ginning owner, jewellery merchants and local traders at police station premises on Friday to talk about alarming levels of theft and burglary cases plaguing Sendhwa city. Police urged traders to be vigilant especially in ongoing winters amid a rise in theft in the city.
Under the direction of SP Deepak Kumar Shukla, the meeting addressed surge in theft and burglary cases in the city. SDOP Chouhan said that this is a matter of grave concern.
Traders were asked to set up CCTVs at respective stores to keep a check on burglars. No matter how many security people are deployed in stores there is always a possibility of theft. It makes it essential to install advanced surveillance system that covers an area of around 500 metres.
Police appealed to traders to secure cash by depositing in their bank accounts. He appealed to traders to instruct guards/security personnel to be extra-vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
The police also advised to conduct police-verification before hiring guards/security personnel at the stores. SDOP Kamal Singh Chauhan, TI Rajesh Yadav, Ginning trader president Govind Goyal, jewellers’ merchant president Manjul Soni and others were present on the occasion.
(If you have a story in and around Mumbai, you have our ears, be a citizen journalist and send us your story here. )
(To receive our E-paper on WhatsApp daily, please click here. To receive it on Telegram, please click here. We permit sharing of the paper's PDF on WhatsApp and other social media platforms.)
