Delhi Police holds flag march in Maujpur, Jaffrabad, Babarpur, curfew timings relaxed

The Delhi Police held a flag march in northeast Delhi areas of Maujpur, Jaffraba, Babarpur; the special commissioner of police said the police are trying their best to normalise the situation.

Special Commissioner of Police (Crime), Satish Golcha, held a banner walk in Maujpur, Jaffrabad and Babarpur territories of Delhi on Saturday.

Satish Golcha said that circumstance in Maujpur, Jaffrabad and Babarpur is quiet and leveled out.

"No untoward occurrence was accounted for from these territories [Maujpur, Jaffrabad and Babarpur] in the previous three days. Accordingly, time limitation timings have been loose," Satish Golcha said.

The exceptional official of police said that the Delhi Police is attempting their best to standardize the circumstance.

"We're attempting our best to standardize circumstance as quickly as time permits. We'll keep on observing the circumstance and send security staff till it gets totally typical in the vicious influenced zones of upper east Delhi," Satish Golcha said.

The circumstance in upper east Delhi was tranquil Saturday morning with occupants steadily dealing with the harm in shared uproars in the territory not long ago.

Security work force have been directing banner walks and holding customary counsels with local people to mitigate their feelings of dread. They are likewise asking occupants to not focus on gossipy tidbits via web-based networking media and report them to the police.

Sources, in the mean time, said the Delhi government is thinking about to give a WhatsApp number on which individuals can whine about loathe messages being flowed on the texting application.

They said the legislature will cause an intrigue to individuals to not advance any such message since sending any material which causes ill will among networks is a wrongdoing.

The move is planned for managing bits of gossip via web-based networking media.

The brutality in Jaffrabad, Maujpur, Babarpur, Chand Bagh, Shiv Vihar, Bhajan Pura, Yamuna Vihar zones of upper east Delhi has guaranteed more than 40 lives and left more than 200 harmed.

A large number of properties have been damaged. Frenzied mobs torched houses, shops, vehicles, a petrol pump and pelted stones at locals and police personnel.