Seizures across Telangana Hyderabad touch Rs 37.23 crores
The hyderabad district police and special flying squads have recovered cash and other things worth Rs 37.23 crore since the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) went into force. The police are conducting routine automobile checks day and night at various points throughout hyderabad and even in regions within the jurisdiction of the adjoining police commissionerates of Rachakonda and Cyberabad in an effort to apprehend those who are moving or who have undeclared cash in their cars.
Additionally, the authorities are closely monitoring any locations where they believe political parties may stash gold, booze, sarees, or other items intended to be handed to sway voters. The income tax authorities will receive the cash that was confiscated. Authorities are closely monitoring the opening and closing of retail alcohol stock in the city in addition to cash seizures. 5,397.34 bulk liters of alcohol were confiscated as of Saturday.
Under the CrPC, 444 cases and 247 FIRs were recorded. A total of 1,765 non-bailable warrants were executed, leaving 1,215 people bound under preventative provisions. Eleven MCC violation cases in all were reported to the city. Nine of them had to do with unlawful public gatherings, while one case included trying to curry favor with voters.
Additionally, the city's authorities are taking action to stop the spread of unauthorized campaign materials including posters and wall writing. A total of 19,840 dedata-facements were removed from private places, compared to 72,704 dedata-facements removed from public assets. In addition, 4,316 licensed firearms were submitted after the poll code.
Additionally, the authorities are closely monitoring any locations where they believe political parties may stash gold, booze, sarees, or other items intended to be handed to sway voters. The income tax authorities will receive the cash that was confiscated. Authorities are closely monitoring the opening and closing of retail alcohol stock in the city in addition to cash seizures. 5,397.34 bulk liters of alcohol were confiscated as of Saturday.
Under the CrPC, 444 cases and 247 FIRs were recorded. A total of 1,765 non-bailable warrants were executed, leaving 1,215 people bound under preventative provisions. Eleven MCC violation cases in all were reported to the city. Nine of them had to do with unlawful public gatherings, while one case included trying to curry favor with voters.
Additionally, the city's authorities are taking action to stop the spread of unauthorized campaign materials including posters and wall writing. A total of 19,840 dedata-facements were removed from private places, compared to 72,704 dedata-facements removed from public assets. In addition, 4,316 licensed firearms were submitted after the poll code.