The administration and police department in Dausa district have stepped up preparations to ensure that the upcoming municipal elections are conducted in a peaceful, fair, and fear-free environment. To maintain a robust law and order situation and eliminate any apprehension among citizens, a major initiative has been undertaken. Under the supervision of Additional Superintendent of Police Shankar Lal Meena, a large police force carried out an extensive flag march through the main thoroughfares and sensitive areas of Dausa, reassuring residents about their safety.
As part of election preparations, police personnel took to the streets for this march. Officers and jawans traversed through city markets, major routes, potential polling booths, and areas classified as sensitive. This strong posture and alertness sent a clear warning to anti-social elements that any violation of the law would be dealt with strictly. Through the flag march, the administration demonstrated its readiness to handle all eventualities.
Police appeal to citizens for fearless voting
During the march, senior police officers interacted directly with local residents and voters. They urged people to exercise their voting rights fearlessly, without succumbing to any external pressure or intimidation. Officials assured citizens that maintaining peace during the polls is the responsibility of the police and adequate forces will be deployed at every corner. Voters were encouraged to participate enthusiastically in this festival of democracy.
Social media monitoring and warnings against rumors
To prevent rumors from spreading during the electoral process, the police have issued strict vigilance directives. Citizens have been urged neither to share nor to pay attention to any misleading, offensive, or inflammatory material on social media. Furthermore, people were requested to immediately report any suspicious activity or information affecting law and order to the local police. Strict legal action will be taken against anyone attempting to spoil the atmosphere.
Presence of administrative team and appeal for cooperation
Several key officers and a large number of personnel remained active throughout this security operation. The deployment included Additional Superintendent of Police Shankar Lal Meena along with Deputy Superintendent of Police Kapil Gupta, Kotwal Bhagwan Sahay Sharma, Sadar SHO Yudhishthir Singh, and Traffic In-charge Gopalal Sharma, alongside other officials and heavy police contingents. Concluding the exercise, the administration renewed its appeal to town residents to cooperate in keeping the electoral process peaceful and ensuring that polls are held within the bounds of law and harmony.
