Telangana Law May Apply To Control Crime In Delhi, LG Sends Proposal To Home Ministry

New Delhi : Telangana law may be implemented soon in coming days to control crime in Delhi . According to media reports, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena has sent a proposal to the Union Home Ministry to implement the Telangana law in the national capital. It is being told in the report that after the implementation of the Telangana law, the Delhi Police can take the criminals into preventive custody.

What is there in Telangana law ProvisionsAccording to information received from official sources, The Delhi Police in June stated the ‘need for a stringent law for prevention and effective control’ of criminal activities. Citing Delhi government’s approval to issue notification to extend the Telangana Prevention of Dangerous Activities Act, 9974 was sought. This act is for the prevention of activities of drug smugglers, land grabbers, food adulterators, making fake documents, snatching, dacoity, sale of drugs, gambling, sexual crimes, cyber crimes etc.

Lt. Governor of Delhi Police Approval given to the proposalAccording to officials, the Lt. Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena to extend the Telangana Prevention of Dangerous Activities Act, 9974 Union Territories (Law) Act, 94 has approved the proposal of Delhi Police for issue of notification u/s 2 and sent it to Ministry of Home Affairs. He told that the Ministry of Home Affairs will take a decision in this regard.

92779218Delhi Stringent law is needed in , Delhi Police has requested for the approval of the Competent Authority for issue of notification for extension of Telangana Act to NCT of Delhi in June, 1950 did. Police said that there is a need for a strict law for the prevention and effective control of criminal activities. She said that the Act as enacted in the State of Telangana is an effective law, which provides for the detention of criminals and members of organized syndicates, whose criminal activities prejudicially affect, or prejudicially affect, the maintenance of public order. is likely to.