Police issues special notices on renting houses

The Commissioner of Ahmedabad Police has given special public notices to the residents owning bungalows,offices...

The Commissioner of Ahmedabad Police has given special public notices to the residents owning bungalows,offices,shops,godowns,cold storages and industries stating that henceforth they shall produce details of their tenants to the nearby police station.

According to the police,the decision was taken after an intelligence report showed that some houses in residential colonies of Ahmedabad are reportedly being given to the anti-social elements,which is a threat to public security.

They added that the increasing number of leasing activities to such elements is triggering more housebreaks and other crimes in the city. Migrants are using the houses to scan the particular area and later use that as a base to spread terrorist activity.

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Besides,the orders also include that no houses would be given on lease without taking permission from the nearest police station. Moreover,they would have to provide details of tenants,their backgrounds,details of the house and explanation to how they found the accommodation on a form that has been designed and supplied to all police stations in the city.

The orders also stated that the ones not following the orders will be penalisd under Section 127 of the Indian Penal Code.

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