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Police asked to spot suspects at beach
The security at the NTR beach is beefed up here on the third and last day of the Beach Festival as it attracts more visitors than any other day.
Kakinada: The security at the NTR beach is beefed up here on the third and last day of the Beach Festival as it attracts more visitors than any other day.
Superintendent of Police Vishal Gunni ordered the police officers to be more vigilant and cautious and conducted a review meeting along with his subordinate officers at the beach point here on Thursday.
Addressing the officers, Gunni ordered them to be more vigilant as scores of people might visit to listen to Rahman’s music. He also suggested them be polite with the visitors at the concert. He further said their officials should keenly observe to find suspicious activity.
Additional Superintendent of Police AR Damodar, DSPs Ravi Varma, Pallapu Raju, CIs and Sub-Inspectors participated in the review meeting.
