Bengaluru: Police Commissioner Kamal Pants on Monday said the police would take strong legal action against those who violated the 10-day night hours starting Tuesday.
Relaxation during curfew will only be given to those who have legitimate reasons, said Pant.
Walking like MG Road, Hub for Revelation, will be corrected on New Year’s Eve.
“Those who have legitimate reasons and fall under the guidelines issued by the government will be relaxed from the curfew.
The night patrol by the police will be intensified.
Passengers heading to the airport, the train station or bus terminal must display their tickets.
Likewise, Those who have medical emergencies must have related documents.
People Working Night Shift must have a valid work ID card, “Pant said.
Asked about the celebration of the new year in public places, he said ‘Nakabandi’ would be charged on the streets and roads known to be frequented by people who rejoined Ria.
“Be Mg Road, Indiranagar 100 FT Road or Koramangala, the meeting of people is prohibited.
We will connect this area and install CCTV cameras.
Those who violate the curfew will be ordered under the National Disaster Management Law and IPC,” he said.
“There is no pass that is issued.
Your reason for exiting must be valid.” Impact on the metro after night at night in the city starting at 10pm on Tuesday, the frequency of the Metro train will be reduced after that time.
However, service operational timings (5am to 11 nights) remain the same.
Health is our priority: cm “while we understand business and industrial worries over night at night, our priority is health.
We also want them to run and get more income for the country, but the health of every citizen is more important in the current state,” said the Chairman of the Bukavaraj Bommai Minister while referring to the opposition night of the night.
TNN.