Noida: Keeping in view the upcoming festivals, traders, shop owners in Noida were on Saturday directed by the police to ensure that the CCTV cameras in their stores are working, they have done police verification of their employees and these The security guards have ensured guns at the shops. load all the time.
In Noida’s Sector 108 Police Commissionerate, a meeting was held between the traders of the district as well as senior officers of Gautam Budh Nagar including Police Commissioner Alok Singh, Joint Commissioner of Police RS Chhabi and DCPs of all three zones.
“Store employees are found to be involved in most of the incidents with traders and merchants. Hence, police verification of employees is of utmost importance. We have also asked all industrial units and commercial establishments to stay up-to-date with the relevant standards. Security so that accidents can be avoided,” said Commissioner of Police Alok Singh.
A similar meeting was held on Friday between the members of the Noida Jewelers Welfare Association and the police officers of the Noida zone to discuss matters related to the safety of jewelers in Sector 18 in view of the upcoming festive season.
SK Jain, general secretary, Noida Jewelers Welfare Association, said that jewelers are preparing to increase the number of customers in their stores in the next few weeks.
“With Karva Chauth, Dhanteras and Diwali approaching, followed by the wedding season, the next three months are going to be very busy for the jewelers. Hence, a meeting was organized with the local police officials to improve the security arrangements in the area. It was,” said Jain.
According to Assistant Commissioner of Police Rajnish Verma, Sector 18 Market is the hub of jewelery shops in Noida.
“We are regularly doing intensive patrolling in the market areas. Jewelers were given suggestions on how to improve the security of their shops so that the police officers can work efficiently to nab any suspects in case of robbery or theft. May it be.” said Verma.
In Noida’s Sector 108 Police Commissionerate, a meeting was held between the traders of the district as well as senior officers of Gautam Budh Nagar including Police Commissioner Alok Singh, Joint Commissioner of Police RS Chhabi and DCPs of all three zones.
“Store employees are found to be involved in most of the incidents with traders and merchants. Hence, police verification of employees is of utmost importance. We have also asked all industrial units and commercial establishments to stay up-to-date with the relevant standards. Security so that accidents can be avoided,” said Commissioner of Police Alok Singh.
A similar meeting was held on Friday between the members of the Noida Jewelers Welfare Association and the police officers of the Noida zone to discuss matters related to the safety of jewelers in Sector 18 in view of the upcoming festive season.
SK Jain, general secretary, Noida Jewelers Welfare Association, said that jewelers are preparing to increase the number of customers in their stores in the next few weeks.
“With Karva Chauth, Dhanteras and Diwali approaching, followed by the wedding season, the next three months are going to be very busy for the jewelers. Hence, a meeting was organized with the local police officials to improve the security arrangements in the area. It was,” said Jain.
According to Assistant Commissioner of Police Rajnish Verma, Sector 18 Market is the hub of jewelery shops in Noida.
“We are regularly doing intensive patrolling in the market areas. Jewelers were given suggestions on how to improve the security of their shops so that the police officers can work efficiently to nab any suspects in case of robbery or theft. May it be.” said Verma.