City Police Commissioner leads foot patrol in Coimbatore ahead of Deepavali
Coimbatore City Police Commissioner R.V. Ramya Bharathi led a foot patrol in the Ukkadam area to ensure public safety ahead of the Deepavali festival. Officers interacted with the public and implemented security measures, including increased CCTV surveillance and watch towers.
Why it matters
Proactive policing during major festivals is a standard security measure to prevent crime and maintain public order in high-density urban areas.
Inspector General of Police (West Zone) and Coimbatore City Police Commissioner (in-charge) R.V. Ramya Bharathi, along with Deputy Commissioner of Police (South) G. Karthikeyan, led a foot patrol in the Ukkadam police limits on Monday, ahead of Deepavali festival.
The patrol began at the Clock Tower area, passed through Easwaran Koil Street junction, Big Bazaar Street, Town Hall, Oppanakara Street junction, R.G. Street junction and Vysial Street, and ended at the B1 Bazaar police station.
At the crowded Oppanakara Street junction, the officers interacted with the public, heard their grievances and created awareness on safety.
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