PANJIM: Goa police are all set to meet any exigencies arising out of law and order situation in the state on Monday in view of the bandh call given by the Bharatiya Bhasha Suraksha Manch and its supporters. The BBSM has given a call to protest against the government’s decision to allow English as the medium of instruction at the primary level.
The schools reopen on Monday after summer vacations and to foil the plans of BBSM and allow all the schools and transport system to run smoothly, elaborate arrangements have been made by the police.
Revealing this to ‘The Navhind Times,’ the Superintendent of Police, North, Mr A K Gawas, stated that over 1000 policemen have been deployed and personnel of Rapid Action and Central Industrial Security Force has also been deployed in sensitive areas.
Mr Gawas said that 44 jeeps and 33 motorcycles have been kept ready to reach any spot and at some places armed forces have been put to service so that no untoward incident takes place. Besides this, fire tenders, cranes, bomb disposal squad, dog squad, labourers from PWD along with truck and excavator are ready to tackle any untoward incident.
The South Goa Superintendent of Police, Mr Allan D’sa, who held a meeting on Sunday morning with police officers of entire district to review preparedness to tackle exigencies during the Goa bandh, said that besides deploying one company of paramilitary forces, seven platoons of IRB and 650 local police personnel, elaborate security arrangements have been made with security personnel equipped with arms, lathis and riot control equipment keeping a strict vigil across South Goa. He said that over 1000 police personnel will be pressed into service on June 6.
Mr D’sa said that besides police force, rapid action force and home guards will be on the job to control the situation in case of any untoward incident. He also held meeting with three sub divisional police officers from Margao, Quepem and Vasco besides all in-charges of police stations from South Goa. There are 12 police stations in South Goa and entire police force will be kept on their toes, he said.
According to the South Goa Superintendent of Police in all 30 police vehicles will be pressed into service in entire district and pointed out that 11 extra PCR vans have been provided to them in addition to present one. Each police inspector of the respective sub division will be assisted by staff and magistrate and deputy collector. The sub divisional police officer will supervise the situation. A videographer will also accompany police team. - NT
5 comments:
What use is this 'Bandh'? The Private buses and Market vendors have taken heed of Parrikar's BJP and have agreed to close down. Parrikar's agenda is different from BBSM. What has each of them gained? Nothing. Both will claim success in the Bandh.
Is this Bandh not forced on the people by paralysing transport and market? The losers are the bus owners and market vendors, no one else.
nustea bazar bondh
bhaje bazar bondh
modkea bazar OPEN
Election time is fast approaching and Parrikar wants to be in the limelight at the cost of the poor and ignorant people.
Modkeam bazar is now know as Gandhi market but Matka Bazar is everywhere that yields hafta to the Goa Pulis Force.
Law and order went up the Police backsides and came out through BJP and their Hindu Right Wing terrorists backsides.
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