Crackdown on drinking in public places: Puducherry police book 56 cases
The Puducherry police have taken action against public drinking by registering 56 cases during a recent enforcement drive. This initiative was prompted by a surge in tourist activity over the weekend, necessitating increased patrolling in popular areas. Authorities are urging both locals and visitors to adhere to laws regarding alcohol consumption in public spaces.
- ▪The police registered 56 cases for drinking liquor in public spaces in Puducherry.
- ▪The enforcement drive was conducted over three days due to high tourist footfall.
- ▪Police increased patrolling at key tourist spots to ensure safety and compliance with local laws.
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The Puducherry police have registered 56 cases against persons for drinking liquor in public spaces as part of a special enforcement drive conducted across the city over the last three days.According to Deputy Inspector General of Police (Law and Order) R. Sathiyasundaram, the last weekend witnessed an exceptionally high footfall of domestic and international tourists arriving at key tourist spots, including beaches and commercial zones. To ensure a safe environment, multiple special teams increased patrolling across prominent spots, including the Beach Promenade, Rock Beach, and major junctions.During the three-day drive, police personnel launched a crackdown on consumption of liquor in public spaces.
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