Yesterday, police vehicles were vandalized, stones were pelted, and everything possible was done to create anarchy
But it was still failure of the government
Follow-up:
18+ hour power outages point to a deeper issue. The government must ensure that trained and qualified engineers are deployed in the electricity department to improve maintenance, fault response, and service reliability.
Citizens deserve better. @UPPCL@EMofficeUP
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What is more shocking is the response.
At ~8:15 PM, when I reported this to a police officer standing at the same chowki, I was casually told to “go inside and submit an application.”
Why was no immediate action taken when the location, and CCTV evidence were right there?
The entire incident happened under CCTV surveillance at Fakeerpura Chowki, yet such unlawful acts are happening openly in front of police.
Stopping a vehicle & forcing payment is not “normal behaviour” — it falls under IPC 341, 384 & 506.
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This kind of negligence can easily enable bigger crimes like robbery or harassment, especially targeting women drivers.
I request immediate action, CCTV verification, and strict patrolling in the area.
Public roads cannot become extortion points in front of police chowki
The entire incident happened under CCTV surveillance at Fakeerpura Chowki, yet such unlawful acts are happening openly in front of police.
Stopping a vehicle & forcing payment is not “normal behaviour” — it falls under IPC 341, 384 & 506.
Deeply concerned about the lack of patient sensitivity at Shlok Medicare.
Sent my friend to book an appointment for my mother who is unwell. I was even paying the doctor’s consultation fee in advance, yet the request was denied stating that the patient must be physically present
In such critical situations expecting a sick patient to travel just to secure an appointment raises serious concerns about patient care & basic medical ethics.
Requesting @MoHFW_INDIA@moradabadpolice to kindly look into such practices & ensure patient-first policies are followed
@112UttarPradesh Address: Miglani Celebrations, Kanth Road, Moradabad.
The volume appears reduced at the moment. Requesting authorities to ensure the loudspeaker remains compliant and does not resume at high levels.
@112UttarPradesh@DMMoradabad@dgpup@Uppolice
Despite multiple tweets and complaints,the loudspeaker is still not shut down.
It is surprising that even a clear violation involving a loudspeaker cannot be addressed and I fail to understand what is preventing action in this case
This is a clear violation of the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 – Rule 5, which prohibits the use of loudspeakers for commercial purposes without prior written permission, especially in residential zones.
@112UttarPradesh
No action has been taken yet. The loudspeaker is still operating at an increased volume, causing serious disturbance to residents.
This is a continuing violation of the Noise Pollution Rules, 2000 (Rule 5). Kindly act urgently.
@omanaircare4@omanair Despite sharing all details in DM, I have not received any response on my damaged baggage issue. Please advise on the next steps and resolution timeline.
This is a clear violation of the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 – Rule 5, which prohibits the use of loudspeakers for commercial purposes without prior written permission, especially in residential zones.