Amid apprehension of an adverse reaction to the revoking of two key constitutional provisions –Article 370 and Article 35 (A) that gave the state of Jammu & Kashmir a host of special rights, Chandigarh Police on Monday put up special nakas in various parts of the city, especially in the areas where Kashmiri students or residents are staying.
The Chandigarh Police held a meeting with representatives of Kashmiri students and residents here on Monday. The meeting was held with Omvir Singh Bishnoi, UT Deputy Inspector General of Police, SSP Nilambari Jagadale and other police officers of Chandigarh Police.
During the meeting, the senior police officers of Chandigarh Police assured the representatives of Kashmiri students and residents their safety and to provide the required adequate police protection and security.
“The mobile numbers of all SDPOs, SHOs, MHCs of Police Stations and Police Control of Chandigarh Police, have been provided to the representatives of Kashmiris for making direct calls in case of any emergent situation, accordingly,” said an official spokesman.
