Police devise plan to net kite flying ban violators; 1500 personnel deployed

RAWALPINDI  –  Rawalpindi district police have de­vised a plan to foil attainable plans to have a good time the banned pageant of Basant in Rawalpindi metropolis areas on Feb 22 and 23, Thursday evening and Friday and management aerial firing. 

In keeping with a police spokes­man, greater than 1500 police per­sonnel can be deployed on massive rooftops in densely popu­lated areas to verify kite flying on Thursday evening and Friday. They’d be outfitted with binocu­lars in addition to different sources to apprehend these violating the legislation by flying kites. 

Drone cameras would even be used to trace potential aerial fir­ing and incorporation of chemical string in kites, he added. 

The spokesman knowledgeable that po­lice on the directives of Metropolis Police Officer, Syed Khalid Hamdani had finalized a plan to place a cease to ex­pected actions which will happen regardless of the clear-cut ban on Basant. 

“Conserving in thoughts the necessity to defend the residents from any un­towards incidents, greater than 1500 police officers have been deployed to thwart any plans for Basant and drone operators shall be monitor­ing potential kite-flying,” he stated. 

Police officers have reiterated repeatedly that flying kites is a probably harmful sport that may result in the lack of life, and people discovered disregarding its price to human lives shall be prosecuted in line with legislation. 

The dad and mom, lecturers, students and civil society have been additionally taken into confidence to play their function in stopping the celebration of Basant. The Rawalpindi police had additionally launched an consciousness cam­paign in regards to the hazards of the dangerous sport with the assistance of reli­gious students, who have been requested to make bulletins on their re­spective mosques’ sound methods in regards to the demerits of kite-flying. 

The police have finalized ar­rangements for stay monitoring of all densely populated areas, whereas all Station Home Officers (SHOs) have been directed to en­positive strict surveillance of kite sellers of their areas.