Bengaluru (Dec 27th, 2012) – Kamal Pant, the Bengaluru Police Commissioner stated Monday that criminal cases would be filed against anyone who breaches the curfews imposed Tuesday by the government.Fearing the spread of Omicron, the ruling BJP has imposed a night curfew in the state from December 28 through January 7.This clampdown has ended New Year festivities in the state.
According to the government’s orders, a curfew in Bengaluru will be enforced between 10 p.m.- 5 a.m.He stated that there is no room for activity in bars, clubs or other commercial establishments.
He warned that anyone found breaking the curfew will face charges under the National Disaster Management Act.He added that the police won’t allow people to roam after midnight curfew.
He stated that vehicles and persons will not be allowed to move on M.G.Road, Brigade Road and Indiranagar at 10:05 p.m.On New Year’s Eve, the police will enforce curfew by taking extra precautions.
These areas are home to most of the popular restaurants and pubs.
Bengaluruans have always celebrated the new year at M.G Road or Brigade Road.To allow these celebrations, vehicles were stopped from moving.
All areas will have CCTV and passes won’t be allowed.He said that anyone who needs to leave in an emergency must provide proof.Those traveling on journeys will need to present their tickets, while those going to work will need to produce their ID cards.
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