Coimbatore: A curfew has been issued to curb the impact of the coronavirus virus, which has led to a police crackdown on civilians who have violated the curfew. Worldwide, 19,101 people have been tragically killed by the coronavirus. In order to curb these deaths and its impacts, the central government has issued a total of 144 bans nationwide to curtail civilian movement in India.
Coimbatore: A curfew has been issued to curb the impact of the coronavirus virus, which has led to a police crackdown on civilians who have violated the curfew. Worldwide, 19,101 people have been tragically killed by the coronavirus. In order to curb these deaths and its impacts, the central government has issued a total of 144 bans nationwide to curtail civilian movement in India.
But despite this ban, the public has been negligent and venturing onto the roads. The police, who are currently working on security, have been forced to take the next step to curtail the ongoing negligence after amicably raising public awareness.
In Puducherry, police have filed a case against 42 people who travelled on the road in violation of the 144 ban. At the same time, the police in various districts of Tamil Nadu have involved themselves in violent and punitive measures against persons who are violating the ban.
The Coimbatore Police sent back vehicles, alerting and advising the public to stay home. The police, who have witnessed a series of negligence, have also attacked those who are violating the curfew.
Police who were investigating two youths in Coimbatore Thadagam road suddenly hit them and made them leave the place. These videos are currently spreading fast on social networks.
In Tiruppur, cops used a creative method and made violators sit in a chair position to make them realise the mistake.
According to police officers, the police are working for the welfare of the public selflessly in order to prevent the spread of the disease. he said when the public ignores it, it causes discontent and they are forced to take some actions to keep the public away.