Kolkata: More and more police to monitor noise and guarantee pedestrians and jogging that helps be in hand; Additional CCTV cameras for wider coverage; Emergency response plan to fulfill any crisis – These are some of the main decisions taken at a meeting in Midan at the Kolkata police headquarters on Thursday, the day after two snatchers stabbed a runner there and robbed the other two in Guara.
The spread of additional police will occur between 5am and 7 in the morning, the busiest clock in Maiden when buzzing with morning pedestrians, jogging, and players.
At least 45 police will be present in the area, including patrol vehicles, two motorbikes and one anti-rowdy squad team (ARS).
On Thursday, four pickets were arranged at Red Road-Mayo Road Crossing, Fort William South Gate, Oval Outram Road and Kidderpore.
They are strategically located so people, who need to reach the police, can easily find pickets.
While the Maidan police station distributed police in Maidan, additional strength had been taken from the Division of Lalbazar and South.
Realizing the steps taken by the police Kolkata a day after Har Govind Vyas (24) was stabbed several times because he refused the offer of robbery, his father Sunil hoped the criminals would now move away from the area.
He needed 81 stitches to heal wounds.
He planned to talk to the police and look for a shelter of efforts to kill the case on charges of a ferocious attack on his son.
“There was no one around when my son was stabbed and he lay bleeding there for a few minutes.
A man who returned to Ranchi took into account my son’s request and called us from his call.
At least now, more police will be seen,” Sunil said at The residence of the post.
Traffic police also increase their presence and set up a new CCTV camera.
“Our presence will help local police oversee the area.
In addition, we will not allow illegal parking,” said an officer.