Residents continued their routine lifestyle on second day of Ayodhya verdict and any kind of untoward incident could not be reported throughout the district, on Sunday. Working at all the market places was continued and public places witnessed normal public movement.

 

On the pious occasion of birth anniversary of Paigamber Hazrat Mohammed, residents celebrated the Milad-Un-Nabi festival with communal harmony and peace and exchanged festival greetings. District Magistrate and Collector, Bharat Yadav (IAS) and Superintendent of Police, Amit Singh (IPS) conducted inspection at busy market places and sensitive areas throughout the day. Senior officers interacted with eminent citizens and heads of different communities to take stock the situation. They extended appeal towards residents for maintaining peace and harmony to maintain law and order arrangements.

 

Senior officers conducted inspection at Badi Omti, Bhartipur, Galgala, Belbagh, Ghamapur, Madar Tekri, Raddi Chowki, Gohalpur, Badi Khermai, Hanumantal, Sadar Bazar and other adjoining areas during morning session. In the afternoon, Collector and SP conducted inspection at Ghamapur, Raddi Chowki, Belbagh, Macchli Market and Gohalpur and sought information about the situation from concerned officers.

 

They also reached at ITMS and monitored law and order District Magistrate and Collector, Bharat Yadav informed that all the government and private education institutions will remain open on November 11. He added that the situation is completely under control and law and order arrangements is maintained in the district but enforcement of Section 144 will be continued in the district as precautionary measure. He extended appeal towards residents for avoiding any kind of rumor and giving information of any suspicious activity or person in their surroundings.