KKCCI urges stronger policing to curb rising crime in Kalaburagi

Kalyana Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KKCCI), who is interested in the emergence of the last criminal events in the city, called on the Regional Administration and Police Department to take strict measures immediately and to take strict measures to restore the law and order.

On Friday, Deputy Commissioner Fouzia Tararanum and Police Commissioner SD Sharanappa, KKCCI President Sharanabasappa M. Pappa and Honorary Secretary Shivaraj V. Inkinshetty, expressed his deep concerns about the increasing frequency of crimes committed in Kalaburagi.

Silaflı attackers entered a shop in a wide -day light, tied the owner and threatened him with a fiery weapon before the plundering of the valuables, referring to a last robbery in the Saraf Bazaar, KKCCI, such events, not only shocking, he said that the business world was shaken.

Memorandum, “Merchants according to the police instructions, although they have installed CCTV cameras inside and outside the shops, often in crowded areas of crimes continue to take place.” He said. “Such events erode the trust of the traders and push them to a state of constant fear and anxiety.”

The labor organ called for a police patrol trip, especially in commercial areas, especially in busy hours and late evenings. He also demanded that criminal cases be rapidly investigating and the arrest of criminals to serve as a deterrent.

Memorandum emphasized that crime activities are no longer limited to theft and theft, but it contains more and more attacks and even murder in the city and around the city.

In order to increase security, KCCCI urged all traders to verify the identity of the employees before hiring. “Business owners should collect all the details such as name, permanent address, original Aadhaar copy and the latest photographs of potential employees, and ensure that their history is verified,” he added.

KKCCI confirmed the commitment of supporting law enforcement officers to provide a safe and safe environment for the business world and the general people.