Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana held a meeting with his top officials on Saturday. According to Delhi Police, it discussed anti-terrorist measures in the wake of inputs of a terrorist attack in the national capital during the festive season. They also discussed how to stop the terrorists from taking the support of the local people.
In the meeting, Asthana told that information about terrorist attack in Delhi has been received.
However, he said such an attack could not happen unless the attackers got local support. "Local criminals, gangsters and conservative elements can help in this type of attack," he said.
The Commissioner of Police said, “Cyber cafes, chemical shops, parking lots, junk and car dealers should be professionally investigated and monitored. There are inputs that petrol pumps and petrol tankers may be targeted." He also directed to launch a campaign for verification of tenants and workers.
With a focus on community policing, the police will also hold meetings with RWAs, Aman Samiti and coordinate with stakeholders of the 'Aankh Aur Kaan Yojana' such as street vendors and chowkidars.
