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Friday, February 10, 2012
Patna Police arrest four criminals
Patna Police arrested four criminals from Banbari Chowk area under Sultanganj police station in Patna on February 6, 2012. Police also recovered two country-made pistols, two live cartridges and two cell phones from their possessions, said Patna SSP Alok Kumar at a media briefing.
Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui
I stay in Gosai Tola. Yesterday night, few people were dancing on Bhojpuri songs played on Loudspeakers in front of my home. I waited till 00:45 when my patience gave-up and I opened the window to see if the situation was manageable. As they all appeared to be drunk, I thought not to intervene directly. Instead I surfed the internet for phone no. and called-up PS Patliputra (0612-2262234). The person who took the complaint told me that the mobile-unit was being informed to look into the issue. At 01:00, I was delighted to see a Police Vehicle coming. There was some brief talk between the police staff and the errant youth, after which the noise lessened for a while. But in just 15 min., the decibels rose back to previous levels. Though I sincerely appreciate the support extended by PS Patliputra, I feel sorry to say that they were certainly not effective. Moreover, I urge that the 10 pm deadline for usage of loudspeakers should be strictly enforced.
I stay in Gosai Tola. Yesterday night, few people were dancing on Bhojpuri songs played on Loudspeakers in front of my home. I waited till 00:45 when my patience gave-up and I opened the window to see if the situation was manageable. As they all appeared to be drunk, I thought not to intervene directly. Instead I surfed the internet for phone no. and called-up PS Patliputra (0612-2262234). The person who took the complaint told me that the mobile-unit was being informed to look into the issue. At 01:00, I was delighted to see a Police Vehicle coming. There was some brief talk between the police staff and the errant youth, after which the noise lessened for a while. But in just 15 min., the decibels rose back to previous levels.
ReplyDeleteThough I sincerely appreciate the support extended by PS Patliputra, I feel sorry to say that they were certainly not effective. Moreover, I urge that the 10 pm deadline for usage of loudspeakers should be strictly enforced.