Lucknow, Amrit thoughts. The UP Police has a strict eye on those who join Garba-Dandia by hiding the real identity. The organizers have also made arrangements for admission only by looking at Aadhaar cards at such programs. Indeed, there is a ban on entry of suspicious persons in cultural programs, strict action will be taken against those who disguise the purity of cultural programs.
Meanwhile, the State Women’s Commission has also written a letter to all the District Magistrates, Police Commissioners, Senior Police Superintendents and Superintendents of Police to be vigilant in this regard by writing a letter. UP State Women’s Commission Chairman Dr. Babita Singh Chauhan has said that at present, big festivals like Navratri, Durga Puja, Dussehra and Deepawali are being celebrated with pomp and reverence in the entire state.
Various cultural and religious programs like Garba, Dandia, Rasleela are organized on these occasions, in which a large number of women, girls and families join and bring social and cultural traditions to life. The Commission has received information from saints and enlightened people that some anti -social and suspicious elements enter these programs by hiding their real identity, affecting the sanctity, security and dignity of the events. Therefore, action should be taken by identifying such a suspect.
In this regard, the Women’s Commission has asked all administrative and police officers to ensure that entry should be given to the participants and attendees in all such programs only after showing valid identity cards. The Commission has also expected that security arrangements should be strengthened by coordinating between the program organizers, administration and police departments, so that women and families can be relaxed and participate in the festive tradition of festivals.
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