Home Minister reviews policing, traffic, cybercrime and narcotics control measures
Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge on Wednesday visited the Bengaluru City Police Commissioner’s Office and held a comprehensive review meeting with senior police officials on key issues, including cybercrime, women’s safety, narcotics control, traffic management and law and order.
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Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge on Wednesday visited the Bengaluru City Police Commissioner’s Office and held a comprehensive review meeting with senior police officials on key issues, including cybercrime, women’s safety, narcotics control, traffic management and law and order.Addressing the media after the meeting, Mr. Kharge said the Home Department is contemplating the launch of a Bengaluru Urban Mobility Plan involving stakeholders such as the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA), BMRCL, Transport Department, Traffic Police and other civic agencies to formulate coordinated strategies for decongesting the city’s traffic.“The objective is to bring all agencies on a common platform and chalk out a long-term plan to address Bengaluru’s growing mobility challenges,” he said.On law and…
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