Firozabad Police Step Up Vigil Over BKU Bhanu’s Proposed Delhi March

Firozabad police have gone on alert over the proposed Delhi march by workers of the Bharatiya Kisan Union Bhanu. After receiving information that farmers could head towards Delhi, police surveillance has been increased on important routes, including the Tundla border. Police teams are keeping a close watch on the movement of vehicles, and checking is being carried out wherever required.

Surveillance has particularly been intensified on the routes leading from Tundla towards Delhi. Police are also monitoring vehicles and suspicious activities in the area. The alert has been issued after reports of workers and farmers gathering from Agra and Firozabad in connection with the proposed march.

According to the available updates and related reports, workers are expected to gather from Agra, Tundla and Firozabad before moving towards Delhi. In view of this possibility, the police administration has kept the Tundla area under special watch. Attention is being paid to major intersections, the highway and vehicles passing out through the border.

Police are focusing on ensuring that the farmers’ group does not leave for Delhi together and that the situation related to law and order is not affected. On the instructions of officers, police personnel are continuing surveillance across the area. Additional police force has also been kept ready to deal with any situation that may arise.

The proposed Delhi march by the Bharatiya Kisan Union Bhanu has led to increased checking and monitoring at key points. Police teams are watching the movement of vehicles so that any group travelling towards Delhi can be identified. Checking is being conducted according to the requirement at important routes and locations.

Cases of police stopping workers during earlier marches by Bharatiya Kisan Union Bhanu have also come to light. In April, workers who had arrived from Agra, Tundla and Firozabad were stopped by police from moving ahead.

Firozabad police have said that surveillance has been increased as a precautionary measure to maintain law and order. Police said no person would be stopped from putting forward their views peacefully. However, if people march as a crowd without permission, or if traffic and the law-and-order situation are affected, action will be taken according to the rules.

The police presence at the Tundla border and on the routes towards Delhi is part of the preparations being made in view of the farmers’ proposed movement. At present, police personnel are maintaining watch over the main routes, vehicle movement and gathering points in Agra, Tundla and Firozabad.