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30 Dec-2022 10:44 AM

Written By: Satyanarayan Sharma

Jaipur: The Jaipur Police Commissionerate has made special arrangements regarding law and order on the eve of the New Year on December 31. Extra police personnel will be deployed at railway stations, temples, malls, bus stands and other prominent places for the safety of people.

Police officials informed that those found driving vehicles under the influence of alcohol will be arrested and their vehicles will also be seized. Driving licenses will also be cancelled for those flouting norms.

“In Jaipur, there will be 142 checkpoints and police mobile units will do patrolling in the city. Those found driving cars after drinking alcohol will be kept behind bars for one day in the police station. The jawans of ERT and QRT will also be deployed in the city and movements of vehicles and people will be monitored by Abhay Command Centre,” informed a police official.

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