Old Hubballi police station shifted due to renovation
Speaking to the reporters, Abbayya said that since N Shashi Kumar took charge as police commissioner, he has brought in many changes in the department to stop criminal activities. Earlier, the crime rate was increasing, including the drug mafia. The department took the initiative to eradicate the drug supply and was successful in stopping it. The govt has provided all its support to the police commissionerate. The department is taking steps to make the twin cities crime-free, he said.
Police commissioner N Shashi Kumar said that the new infrastructure was sanctioned for Old Hubballi police station, which is an important station from the point of law & order. "For the inconvenience of the public, the station will be renovated at a cost of Rs 5 crore. The work is expected to be completed in 11 months. A public-friendly environment will be created at the station" he added.
In view of recent criminal activities in the city, the police commissionerate conducted a rowdy sheeters' parade at its police stations across twin cities on Sunday.
Police commissioner N Shashi Kumar said that the police visited rowdy sheeters' houses last night and conducted searches for weapons and other items. "A total of 1,056 people, including 737 rowdy sheeters, 20 drug peddlers, 227 drug users, and 72 MOBs, attended the parade.
A total of 1,158 rowdy sheeters' houses were inspected, and 80 mobile phones, 14 two-wheelers, and 2 deadly weapons were seized during the raids. Appropriate legal action will be taken in this regard. The parade will be conducted every one or two months," he informed.
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