Arrangements at Nimra College near Ibrahimpatnam  Photo| Prasant Madugula
Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh: Police beef up security at Nimra, Nova colleges and Krishna varsity

The SP said traffic diversions were imposed at Krishna University and separate parking places arranged for candidates and agents appearing for vote counting process on Tuesday.

Express News Service

VIJAYAWADA: NTR district commissioner of police (CP) PHD Ramakrishna and Krishna district superintendent of police (SP) Adnan Nayeem Asmi said elaborate arrangements were made for the counting process slated for June 4 at Nimra college and Krishna University.

The CP said three-tier security at the counting centre and strong rooms were placed at Nimra and Nova colleges and necessary instructions were given to the police serving duties to be on high alert in order to avoid any untoward incidents on the day of counting.

In a press release on Monday, SP Asmi claimed that general elections on May 13 were held on a peaceful note and stated that strict measures were taken for the vote counting process.

The SP said traffic diversions were imposed at Krishna University and separate parking places arranged for candidates and agents appearing for vote counting process on Tuesday. “All the proceedings in the university will be monitored round-the-clock and more than 200 CCTV cameras were installed,” the SP said.

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