Panic After Reports Of Violence In Delhi; Don’t Believe Rumours, Say Cops
Rumours are the most important enemy, the Delhi police tweeted.
New Delhi:
There was no violence in southeast or west Delhi, the police stated on Sunday, inquiring for other folks to not imagine in rumours circulating on social media.
The enchantment got here amid panic in positive localities on Sunday night time over stories of clean clashes following this week’s violence over the arguable Citizenship Modification Act (CAA) that has left 46 other folks lifeless and masses injured.
“Some unsubstantiated stories of hectic state of affairs in SouthEast & West District are being circulated on social media. It’s to reiterate that those are all rumours. Don’t take note of such rumours. Delhi Police is carefully tracking accounts spreading rumours and taking motion,” the police tweeted.
Some unsubstantiated stories of hectic state of affairs in SouthEast & West District are being circulated on social media. It’s to reiterate that those are all rumours. Don’t take note of such rumours. Delhi Police is carefully tracking accounts spreading rumours and taking motion.
— Delhi Police (@DelhiPolice) March 1, 2020
Amid stories of clean violence, Delhi Metro Rail Company had close the access and go out gates of Tilak Nagar, Nangloi, Surajmal Stadium, Badarpur, Tughlakabad, Uttam Nagar west and Nawada stations.
Safety Replace
Access & go out gates of all stations are open.
Standard provider has resumed.
— Delhi Metro Rail Company (@OfficialDMRC) March 1, 2020
The stations had been later opened.
“The placement at the floor could be very commonplace. It’s below regulate. We won many calls. The entire calls had been discovered to be faux. We despatched the calls to the SHOs, inspectors. We’re dominating the realm. We’re chatting with the folk,” Deputy Commissioner of Police, Southeast Delhi, RP Meena advised NDTV.
“We were given calls from Khadar house, Khadda colony, Badarpur, Ekta Vihar, Tughlakabad. A majority of these spaces are below regulate. There is not any such incidents. Metro stations are running now,” he added.
DCP, Central Delhi, Sanjay Bhatia stated,” There’s no violence in Baljit Nagar and Patel Nagar, do not take note of rumours. There’s peace in Central Delhi”.
