Meerut: Jayant Chaudhry Rajing – He will take the passport on the orders of ‘If you read Namas on the road’
In the Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, the police have ordered to take stern action on the streets of the streets. Police have banned Namas on public places and roads. And alert on action against those who violate the order, and they have called for the cancellation of the passport. Meerut police have criticized the order of Union Minister Jayant Chaudhry. He dug up the Meerut police and said that it was wrong to say this.
He compared this police order to the police of 1984. Along with this, the RSS has cited the article of the mouthpiece organizer.
The police should not say this: Jayant Chaudhry
Commenting on his tweet about the Namazis on the action of the Meerut Police, Union Minister Jayant Chaudhry said, “We should take a passport. The administration can talk about keeping the roads vacant, but for this, the people of the community must be consciously communicated.
Please, on Wednesday, Meerut police issued an order and said they would not allow Namas to be delivered at this time. If someone finds prayers on the road, action will be taken against him and the FIR will be filed. Also, it is recommended to cancel passports and licenses.
Meerut’s SP According to City Ayush Vikram, all religious leaders and imams have appealed to the people to offer prayers in mosques or Idkas. He said that if someone offers Namas on the road, he will take stern action against him. Even last year, some people prayed on the road, resulting in a case against 200 people and more than 80 people were identified. At this time, the police are monitoring such people.
Drone and CCTV cameras will be monitored
Police said drones and CCTV cameras would be monitored in important areas. The police will have an eye on social media, and action will be taken against those who spread any rumors. Police have warned that if a person violates the rules, his passport and driver’s license can be revoked. New passports will require NOC from court.
