Bengaluru police warn against moral policing ahead of Bakrid
Bengaluru police have issued a warning against moral policing ahead of the Bakrid festival. A Peace Committee Meeting was held to discuss security measures and promote communal harmony. Authorities urged citizens to celebrate peacefully and report any suspicious activities.
- ▪The Bengaluru city police warned against moral policing during Bakrid.
- ▪A Peace Committee Meeting was held to review security arrangements for the festival.
- ▪Police urged citizens to refrain from posting provocative content on social media.
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The Bengaluru city police have warned of strict action against individuals involved in moral policing or activities that could disturb communal harmony during the upcoming Bakrid festival.A Peace Committee Meeting was held at Sampigehalli Police Station under the NorthEast Division to review security and law and order arrangements ahead of the festival. Similar meetings were also held across the State headed by district and unit heads. Karnataka State Wakf Council urges government to ensure protection during Bakrid celebrationsThe meeting was attended by police officials, religious leaders, mosque committee members, community representatives and local residents.During the meeting, police appealed to citizens to celebrate Bakrid peacefully and refrain from posting provocative messages,…
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