Newly appointed Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh on Tuesday said maintaining communal harmony in the city was the priority of the police, and no Delhi-like violence will be allowed to happen here.
Singh, a 1988-batch IPS officer, took over as the top police officer of the city three days ago.
“The police are engaging with people to keep the city incident-free and ensure there is no repeat of Delhi violence,” he told PTI.
At least 42 persons died in communal violence that flared up in the national capital last week. Mumbai was convulsed by terrible communal
Singh, a 1988-batch IPS officer, took over as the top police officer of the city three days ago.
“The police are engaging with people to keep the city incident-free and ensure there is no repeat of Delhi violence,” he told PTI.
At least 42 persons died in communal violence that flared up in the national capital last week. Mumbai was convulsed by terrible communal