Nagpur: City Police, while the direction follows the state government to prevent cases of spiral because Omicron has canceled the permit given to the new year celebration in the city.
Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar has explained that the parties will not be allowed not only in hotels and restaurants but also in the housing community.
There will be an increase in patrol by police and increased vigilance, he said.
“New restrictions come into effect to examine the spread of Covid-19 amid concerns over the detection of new viruses,” Kumar said.
Section 144 Criminal Procedure Codes come into force from 9pm to 6 in Saturday night.
“The police urged residents to live in the room during limited hours,” he said and added that the actions below Section 144 would be taken if there was a five-person assembly or more after 9pm in public places.
He said security would be intensified in the mall and other crowded places.
All local police officers, including Deputy Deputy Police Commissioner, will be on the streets for hours.
CP said additional police forces would be deployed at the entrance and out of town at Wardha Road, Bhandara Road, Amravati Road and Koradi Road which had the maximum number of restaurants around it.
The top police said the patrol team had been formed under each police station to ensure strict implementation of the new protocol.
In addition to 2,500 police personnel who have been deployed throughout the city, the crime branch and a special branch team will also patrol the city.
However, he said that the autorickshaws and taxis would be allowed to operate.
“Check posts and barricades will be installed on the road, especially near the bar, club, and lounge to check the driving instance in a drunken state,” he said.
The previous city police recalled permission to many companies to organize new year celebrations.
“All of these permits have been modified and organizers have been told that all their events canceled,” said CP.
The hotel association was worried about sucking a decision to cancel permission for the celebration of the new year, Tejinder Singh Renu, President Association President Residential Nagpur (NRHA) said that our business has suffered a lot in the past two years and now most local customers will do it to neighboring countries for celebrations .
“The hospitality industry does business almost RS100 Crore during the new year celebration, but now zero.
Even though it becomes a regulated business, all such limitations are enforced to us while the weekly and roadside markets openly violate Covid rules,” he said.
“This is a step care of a mother step to a commercial company in Vidarbha, especially the city of Nagpur,” said Renu.