Chief Minister Mukesh Baghel said in the meeting of SP and IG of all the districts of the state on Friday that hookah bars should be completely banned in the state. Drug trade should not be allowed to flourish in the state. The Superintendent of Police should take strict action. Do not allow intoxicants coming from other states to enter Chhattisgarh, not even a leaf of ganja should be allowed to enter Chhattisgarh from other states.
All the Superintendents of Police should identify them
In the meeting, Chief Minister Mukesh further said that communal and chaotic elements are trying to give big shape to small incidents. All the Superintendents of Police should identify them. Develop their intelligence system because such incidents have a direct impact on the peace and order of the state and the image of the government. For this, the Chief Minister has asked all the SPs to form a special team of social media monitoring in every district. To identify those spreading rumors on social media and take action.
CM told the police officers of all the districts that some opportunists spread misleading news in the pursuit of taking political advantage. It is important to identify them and take action. He urged all the officers to take action against such people. In fact, on October 3, there was a violent clash in Kawardha. Some people of BJP have also been made accused of this incident. So without mentioning this incident, the CM said a lot in gestures.
Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel said in this meeting that our government has done unprecedented work in the field of education, health, and employment. Peace is essential for development. The Chief Minister said that it is necessary to have proper coordination between the Collector and the SP. Collector-SP should visit together 4-5 times a month. So he said that maintaining law and order is your biggest responsibility. The presence of the district administration should be visible at every level. In this meeting, the officers informed that there has been a 32% reduction in murder cases compared to 2011. As compared to 2011, there has been a 37% reduction in attempts to murder as compared to 2011.
