Extensive Police Checking and Patrol Campaign in Noida and Greater Noida

Noida, September 3: The Gautam Buddh Nagar police have launched a comprehensive checking and patrol campaign across various areas of Noida and Greater Noida. This initiative aims to enhance public safety and improve traffic management in the city. Different police teams have taken to the streets to conduct thorough inspections of public vehicles, particularly buses and taxis.

The campaign is being carried out under the guidance and direction of Police Commissioner Lakshmi Singh. Following the orders, police teams have been activated in all police station areas of Greater Noida. The teams stopped public vehicles to verify essential documents. During this process, they also checked for illegal window tints, unauthorized modifications, lighting systems, and compliance with traffic regulations. Necessary legal actions were taken against vehicles and individuals found to be suspicious.

To assess security measures in Greater Noida, ACP-1 Krishna Pal Singh patrolled the area with police personnel. He conducted foot patrols around the Pari Chowk Metro Station in the Knowledge Park police station area. During this time, he instructed officers to set up barricades at necessary locations for inspecting suspicious vehicles and to maintain smooth traffic flow.

He also emphasized taking action against drivers violating traffic rules. Additionally, he directed PCR and PRV vehicles stationed in the area to remain on constant patrol. Police officials conducted foot patrols at key and crowded locations to review security arrangements.

In Noida, ACP-1 Praveen Kumar Singh, along with police forces, conducted foot patrols in the Sector-20 and Sector-39 areas. They inspected suspicious vehicles while assessing security and traffic management. Police officials were instructed to ensure that PCR and PRV vehicles consistently patrol the area.

Intensive checking of buses and taxis was also carried out near the Advant Cut in the Sector-142 area. Officers examined vehicle documents, window tints, unauthorized alterations, and lighting systems. All station heads have been directed to conduct regular checking campaigns in their respective areas. According to the police, this campaign will continue to ensure public safety and facilitate smooth traffic management.

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S.A.K./V.C.