Bangalore police restart Zhongbandi at night

To effectively check for crimes at night, including robbery and mobile robbery, including robbery and mobile robbery, Bangalore police have rebooted the enhanced Nakabandi throughout the city. Nakabandi added an increased number of checkpoints at strategic locations to inspect vehicles over a month or more.

Jurisdiction is instructed to set up roadblocks at strategic locations and deploy a team of police officers, and NERE-HORE KAVALU PADE (Neighborhood Watch Committee) to help police conduct vehicle inspections.

“Nakabandi’s special motivation is complementing the existing night beats and Hoysala patrol system to effectively curb property crime,” said B. Dayananda, chief of the Bangalore City Police. According to him, the new system is effective, and property-related crimes such as house rest, mobile robbery and robbery collapsed sharply compared to the past three months.

Each Naka will be guarded by a team of five members, including the jurisdictional police and members of the Neighborhood Watch Committee to inspect suspicious vehicles, especially at night. This could also effectively include bicycle stunts like Wheeling and other vehicle-related crimes, one police officer said.

It may be remembered that police in rural Bengaluru were also tied to villagers in the border area to preserve the label of suspicious movement and inform the police to beating. The jurisdiction police department selects villagers with cleaning records to help police fight crime and maintain law and order. They work like police eyes and ears and keep in touch with beat police regularly. One officer added that the system has been launched to preserve the label of anti-social activity.