The government has made it clear that the police have complete freedom to take action against anyone who commits atrocities, violence and sexual assault against women in Andhra Pradesh. The police should bring about a permanent change by eliminating 100 percent of the crimes in the field of women’s protection.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu has issued instructions to the state police officers.
BY – RAJA PENTAPATI AP BUREAU CHIEF
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Amravati June 10 (Bharat News) AP
The CM said that the police department should take strong measures to send a strong message to whoever commits atrocities, violence and sexual assault on women. He especially ordered to stop the ganja batch raids. He said that he is giving full freedom to the police in this matter….100 percent change should be seen, the CM said.
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu today reviewed the two incidents of rape of girls in the joint Anantapur district. In the Anantapur incident, a young woman named Tanmayi was murdered by an acquaintance..He said that it is cruel that a few people have been raping a girl for a long time in Eduguralpalli.
He said that the accused in these cases should be punished immediately. He said that the investigation should be completed immediately, the charge sheet should be filed and the trials should be completed. The CM said that special care should be taken to collect evidence properly and the accused should be given the strictest punishment.
Chandrababu said that those who plan to commit crimes against women should be afraid of the action taken by the police. Whether it is in a moment of excitement or under the influence of marijuana, those who commit crimes intentionally should be made to fear punishment.
He said that there was no control over criminals for 5 years in the previous government, and criminals were out of control due to the lack of fear of marijuana, drugs and the law… Due to this, some people are not giving up their old habits even today.
Chief Secretary K. Vijayanand, DGP Harish Kumar Gupta, Intelligence Chief Mahesh Chandraladda and other officials participated in this review.
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