Amritsar: The Amritsar commissionerate police conducted a flag march across the city on Monday and intensified security arrangements ahead of June 6, the anniversary of Operation Bluestar. The march, led by senior police officers, covered all three police zones of the city and passed through sensitive areas, major markets, bus stands, railway stations, and other public places.
Police Engage with Public to Maintain Harmony
Deputy Commissioner of Police (City) Jagjit Singh Walia, along with officers and personnel from various wings of the police, participated in the exercise aimed at reinforcing public confidence and maintaining peace and communal harmony. Police teams also interacted with shopkeepers, traders, and residents, urging them to cooperate in maintaining law and order.
Commissioner Assures Preparedness
Commissioner of Police Gurpreet Singh Bhullar stated that the force was fully prepared to ensure the safety and security of citizens. He cautioned people against believing or circulating rumors and unverified information, particularly on social media platforms. "Any information should be verified only through official sources. Police are closely monitoring the situation and will not tolerate any unlawful activity," he said.
Massive Security Deployment Planned
Officials said around 2,500 police personnel would be deployed in the city on June 6. Five companies of central forces, including the BSF, ITBP, and RAF, have also been requisitioned to strengthen security arrangements. The police continue to urge public cooperation to ensure a peaceful environment.
