29 December,2009 07:37 AM IST | | Vinod Kumar Menon
Plainclothes cops, male as well as female, to mingle with crowds on December 31 to nab eve teasers and cheap thrill seekers All Eyes Are On You: After the cases of sexual harassment on New Year's eve in 2006 and 2007, the city police will ensure the popular spots like Gateway of India and Juhu Chowpatty are safe for women on the big night.
Mumbai police is all set to give roadside Romeos a hard time this December 31.
Following cases of sexual harassment on New Year's eve in 2006 and 2007, the city police have been walking the extra mile to ensure popular spots in the city like the Gateway of India and Juhu Chowpatty are safe for women on the big night.
"CCTVs and watchtowers will be monitor the crowds at New Year hotspots like the Gateway and Juhu. Police men and women in plainclothes will mingle in the crowds.
Any act of harassment that comes to our notice will be dealt with strictly," said Joint Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Himanshu Roy.
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"Parents are requested to keep themselves appraised about the places their teenage kids intend to visit on New Year's eve and with whom.
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Do not abuse drugs and other banned substances and do not accept drinks from strangers. Enjoy, but do it responsibly," Roy added.
Zonal Deputy Commissioner of Police KMM Prasanna said, "People will be frisked at some spots, and barricades will be put up at select entry points across the city.
Before buying tickets for any event, citizens are requested to check the background of the organizers. I have instructed my men to behave politely but firmly with the crowds," said DCP Prasanna.
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Special police helpline that one can call on New Year's eve in case of an emergency
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Deadline after which the bursting of firecrackers will not be permitted
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