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Chandigarh3 hours ago
Disturbed by the attitude of Chandigarh Police, Sector 42 residents raised slogans.
Thefts are increasing continuously in Chandigarh and the Chandigarh Police is seen as a dwarf in front of the thieves. Thieves are in high spirits. In Sector 42 Atawa, people got so upset with the thieves that on Monday they blocked the road of the sector itself. The people of the ward also raised slogans against the police administration. Police-administration officers reached the spot and tried to open the jam.
During this, getting fed up with the attitude of the police, people also threatened self-immolation. Alleged that the police release the thieves after taking the money. After the assurance given by the police, people opened the jam. People said that theft of batteries from vehicles has become common in their wards. Thefts are taking place by breaking the locks of houses. On the other hand, instead of taking action, the police themselves ask the thief to be caught.
Councilor’s brother’s car battery also stolen
Ward number 24 (Atawa) councilor Jasbir Singh Bunty said that law and order has come to a standstill in his ward. Incidents of theft are happening continuously. Thefts are being done by breaking the locks of houses. Snatching has become common. In the last two days, street vendors and scooters have been stolen in the ward. This morning he came to know that the battery was stolen from his car in Attawa. The battery of his younger brother’s car has been stolen.
Councilor Bunty said that thieves are committing crimes fearlessly in the city. The police say about criminal incidents that if they suspect anyone, then inform him. Bunty says that if people know who has stolen, then they should not catch it themselves. He has a meeting with the advisor on 6th July. During that time the issue of thefts happening in the ward will be raised.
Police say – the car had to be parked somewhere else
Ward resident Sushil Saxena told that he had parked his Mahindra maxi truck last night. In the morning his battery was found missing. When the police called the number 100, the police said that the car should have been parked somewhere else. A month and a half ago, his brother-in-law’s house was robbed. In that case also the police has not taken any action so far. The police officers abused him and drove him away. Today, after the road jam, the police officers came and said that their battery would be found. People are not safe. Thefts are happening every day.
The woman was told – catch the thief and bring him
A woman named Asha told that on July 1, 30 thousand rupees and gold ornaments were stolen from her house. Gave a complaint to the police on the beat box. The police have not yet taken any action in the matter. And the police misbehaved. The police says that catch the accused and bring them. Tell if it is their job to catch a thief.