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Telangana, Maharashtra police plan strategy to man State borders
Superintendent of Police Vishnu S Warrier on Friday said that the border police have decided to chart out an information strategy on the border line to manage Parliament elections
Adilabad: Superintendent of Police Vishnu S Warrier on Friday said that the border police have decided to chart out an information strategy on the border line to manage Parliament elections.
Addressing a review meeting with Telangana and Maharashtra police officials at Zilla Parishad conference hall in Adilabad, Vishnu said that the two States’ police decided to start special training for border police personnel.
The police have planned to hand over responsibilities to officers in three steps to monitor the situation in the field without giving the possibility of illegal activities across the border.
Though there is no information on threats for the Maoists, a strong comprehensive information system in the border districts has called for a multi-pronged strategy to put an end to the Moaists action teams, he said.
Adilabad Additional SP K Mohan, Chandrapur District Gadchandur DSP Yamanwar, Pandarkoda DSP Amool Kodi, Vani DSP Lagare, Nirmal ASP Dakshina Murthy, Adilabad DSPs Narsimha Reddy, N.Venkatesh, two States inspectors and sub-inspectors took part in the meeting.
