Sambhal, 12

March (HS): Foreign problems should not disrupt law and order in India, and

people who are affected by such events should not cause disturbance here,

according to a police officer speaking at a security review meeting for the impending

Alvida prayers and Eid. The footage of the meeting at the Sambhal Kotwali

police station on Wednesday, during which Circle Officer Kuldeep Singh made the

statements, has leaked on social media.

Many

individuals are agitated over the conflict between Iran and Israel, and they

are attempting to meddle. They are thumping their chests. Brother, if you're

having so much problems, you should catch a plane and travel to Iran and fight

on Iran's side, the officer said. Singh

stated that his words were intended to ensure peace and communal harmony.

My idea

was that occurrences that occurred on foreign grounds should not disrupt the

local atmosphere. Our goal is to maintain peace and order, he stated. During

the conference, Singh encouraged attendees not to chant slogans or exhibit

banners supporting or opposing any foreign government during prayers. He goes

on to explain, There's a fight going on between two other countries, and

if it affects law and order in our country, we'll take action.

Singh

stated that problems between foreign nations should not have an impact on

India's peace and order, and that people affected by such conflicts should not

seek to cause disturbance locally. He cautioned that attempts to shout slogans

about international problems during Alvida or Friday prayers would not be

permitted.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi