Stringent measures to ensure free and fair polls in JK: DGP
The director general of police Kuldeep Khoda reviewed the security for the May 13 polling in Baramulla Lok Sabha constituency
The director general of police Kuldeep Khoda on Saturday reviewed the security for the May 13 polling in Baramulla Lok Sabha constituency and said that no "anti-people and anti-social elements" would be allowed to create hurdles for people in casting their votes.
"Police and security agencies have taken measures for ensuring a conducive environment for the people to exercise their franchise without fear and intimidation," Khoda said after reviewing security situation in three districts - Bandipora, Baramulla and Kupwara - forming the constituency.
"No anti-people and anti-social elements will be allowed to vitiate a peaceful atmosphere and try to create any hurdles for people to cast their votes," the police chief said.
Separatists have given a call for poll boycott in the constituency.
Khoda also held separate meetings with the senior police officers and was briefed about the measures taken to ensure free and fair elections.
"Police and security agencies have taken measures for ensuring a conducive environment for the people to exercise their franchise without fear and intimidation," Khoda said after reviewing security situation in three districts - Bandipora, Baramulla and Kupwara - forming the constituency.
"No anti-people and anti-social elements will be allowed to vitiate a peaceful atmosphere and try to create any hurdles for people to cast their votes," the police chief said.
Separatists have given a call for poll boycott in the constituency.
Khoda also held separate meetings with the senior police officers and was briefed about the measures taken to ensure free and fair elections.