Thiruvananthapuram: The surprising surprise murder in the extensive daylight in Pothencode has pushed the police to launch a special drive to curb an increase in anti-social activities in the rural police district.
A special drive entitled Operation Trojan was launched by the Deputy Inspector General Thiruvananthapuram, K Sanjaykumar Gurudin.
Special drives especially have two objectives – actions against anti-social elements and actions against drug vendors.
As part of the action against anti-social elements, all police personnel at the local station are directed to update the database with the current contact details and the latest photographs of custom violators.
Their current activities, sources of income, details about their close colleagues and even families and vehicles they use must be collected.
Register in Goonda, Sheeter-Sheeter, accused of body violations and warranty must be prepared and updated.
Steps must be taken to carry out the arrest warrant.
Similar steps must be followed in action against drug vendors as well.
Details of known drug vendors must be updated with the jurisdiction of each police station.
Special posts must be placed at all border points between countries and inter-districts and vehicle checks must be intensified to detect contraband substances, including drugs, arms and currencies.
The condition of the Special Action of Anti-Narcotics Regency (Dansaf) is directed at conducting a surprise examination of remote transportation vehicles, especially buses from idukki, coimbatore, cave, odisha etc.
All station house officers, deputy supervisors and even district police heads are directed to send a daily report before excavation before 10am along with all the details.
Trojan surgery to check criminal activities
