Police edition Strict warning to criminals after recent attacks Patna News

Patna: Bihar police On Monday the clear message to the criminal Participated in the recent attacks on police teams with which they are treated strictly. If the criminals or anti -social elements continue to target police staff with weapons, the police are reacting with balls for self -defense.
The warning takes place after a series of attacks on police staff last week, in which two deputy sub -inspectors (ASI) were killed, one in the Araria and Munger districts.
The additional general director (ADG) by Law and Order, Pankaj Darad, and ADG -Hauptquartier, Kundananan, addressed a press conference in the police chief (PHQ):
Darad said there were 10 cases of attacks on police officers during Holi celebrations. These attacks occurred in the Araria, Munger, Patna, Samastipur and Jehanabad district. All attackers are arrested within a week, he said.
With regard to the latest attacks on the police staff, Krishnan said that the number of incidents had not increased. While Holi received over 67,000 calls to the helplines of the dial-112, while there were 10-12 cases of attacks on police teams, the situation is now under control, he said.
“The incident in Araria is not related to Holi. The police hit the criminal. Since there was a wedding atmosphere, the police did not open fire. The criminals used the situation and attacked the police. In the meantime, an ASI fell on the ground. He died of a head injury.
In Munger, the team reacted to a disturbance caused by drunk people. A malfunction attacked the ASI with a bar on the head.
“All police staff were instructed to fire warning shots in a criminal attack. If it is a life -threatening attack.
Patna: The Bihar police on Monday gave the criminals who are involved in the recent attacks on police teams, a clear message that they are strictly treated. If the criminals or anti -social elements continue to target police staff with weapons, the police are reacting with balls for self -defense.
The warning takes place after a series of attacks on police staff last week, in which two deputy sub -inspectors (ASI) were killed, one in the Araria and Munger districts.
The additional general director (ADG) by Law and Order, Pankaj Darad, and ADG -Hauptquartier, Kundananan, addressed a press conference in the police chief (PHQ):
Darad said there were 10 cases of attacks on police officers during Holi celebrations. These attacks occurred in the Araria, Munger, Patna, Samastipur and Jehanabad district. All attackers are arrested within a week, he said.
With regard to the latest attacks on the police staff, Krishnan said that the number of incidents had not increased. While Holi received over 67,000 calls to the helplines of the dial-112, while there were 10-12 cases of attacks on police teams, the situation is now under control, he said.
“The incident in Araria is not related to Holi. The police hit the criminal. Since there was a wedding atmosphere, the police did not open fire. The criminals used the situation and attacked the police. In the meantime, an ASI fell on the ground. He died of a head injury.
In Munger, the team reacted to a disturbance caused by drunk people. A malfunction attacked the ASI with a bar on the head.
“All police staff were instructed to fire warning shots in a criminal attack. If it is a life -threatening attack.