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Hyderabad police detain 10, counsel 30 during Mission Chabutra in Attapur

The Hyderabad police detained 10 people and counselled 30 others during a night-time ‘Mission Chabutra’ conducted within the limits of Attapur Police Station in Rajendranagar.

During the operation, 10 people found loitering on the streets during late-night hours without any apparent reason were taken into custody, while 30 others were counselled and warned against involvement in criminal activities, the police said.

The police cautioned those counselled that strict action would be initiated if they were found engaging in unlawful activities. Attapur SHO A. Seetayya said that night patrolling, surveillance and such inspections would continue regularly to maintain law and order and ensure public safety.

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