DM, SP Conduct Flag March in Chandausi Ahead of Diwali

District Magistrate Shri Ankit Khandelwal and Superintendent of Police Shri Vikas Chandra Tripathi conducted a flag march with a heavy police force in Chandausi on Tuesday ahead of the upcoming Diwali festival. The march was organised to ensure that the festival is held in a safe, peaceful and harmonious atmosphere.

The flag march sent a clear message about strict security arrangements across the market. The officials moved through the town and reviewed the arrangements in areas where a large number of people are expected to gather during the festival.

The Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Chandausi, the Circle Officer of Chandausi, the Station House Officer of Chandausi police station and other administrative and police officials were also present during the march.

Security review in busy market areas

The officials conducted a foot patrol through Chandausi’s main market, the bullion market, Ghantaghar, the main roads and other crowded areas. They inspected the security arrangements and assessed the police presence at important locations.

The visible deployment and alertness of the police increased the confidence of traders and members of the public regarding their safety during Diwali.

During the visit, the officials interacted with traders and local residents. They appealed to people to celebrate Diwali with mutual love, brotherhood and harmony. They assured the public that the police and administration were fully alert and prepared to maintain law and order throughout the festival.

The officials also warned that strict action would be taken against anyone involved in creating disorder.

DM, SP buy earthen lamps from children

The flag march also included an emotional and encouraging moment. District Magistrate Shri Ankit Khandelwal and Superintendent of Police Shri Vikas Chandra Tripathi bought earthen lamps from young children who were selling them in the market.

The officials encouraged the children and appealed to people to buy indigenous products from local potters and small shopkeepers. The gesture was aimed at encouraging local sellers during the Diwali season.

The DM said that earthen lamps are not only a symbol of Indian culture and tradition, but also provide employment to local artisans. The officials shared Diwali celebrations with the children and extended their greetings to them.

SP issues instructions to police officers

Superintendent of Police Vikas Chandra Tripathi directed subordinate officers to keep special watch on sensitive locations in view of Diwali. He ordered that adequate police personnel be deployed in crowded areas and that continuous patrolling be carried out.

The officers were also instructed to ensure immediate action in any emergency. The SP directed the police to make strong security arrangements at the firecracker market and other sensitive places.

At the end of the programme, Sambhal district police appealed to the public to celebrate Diwali with love and harmony. People were asked not to pay attention to rumours and to cooperate with the police and administration in maintaining law and peace.