subject: Northeast People Struck With Panic [print this page] After the trail of mobile messages is circulated in Bangalore which is no less than threat to the north eastern community, fake messages about north eastern people living in Delhi are slowly gripping the capital city as well. Bangalore was in news as it was gripped by the state of panic; people from the north east were left aghast and confused soon after the rumors were afloat about their lives being in danger. Reports state that a large number of north east people, most of them being daily workers fled the city on Wednesday pertaining to the escalating rumors of violence against them in the wake of ongoing violence in Assam. The educated middle class and upper middle class kept a close watch on the situation and its development and stayed back in Bangalore in view of the assurance of their safety by the police. The North east residents of Bangalore kept in constant touch with friends and relatives residing in different parts of the city and beyond updating them about their safety through the internet and the phone. To know more about the panic struck north east group in the city of Bangalore, buy news articles online.
Roguish text messages are now afloat in the capital city as well claiming that people from the northeast will be targeted in Delhi particularly after Ramzan. Delhi police is making all efforts to urge people not to pay heed or believe in the fake messages and is also stating that adequate security measures have been taken. "Fake SMSes about northeastern people being targeted in Delhi, particularly after Ramzan, are being circulated. Do not believe them. Situation is normal. There is no violence against people from northeast," Robin Hibu, Joint Commissioner of Police, said. He also said in his statements that Delhi Police has reviewed the security for northeastern people living in Delhi along with senior officials at district level, and also with Special Branch and mobile PCR staff.
Strict vigilance is being carried out in different parts of the city, no violence has been reported till now, and the situation is peaceful in Delhi. Get more details of the situation prevailing in Delhi, buy online content. Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar tweeted late last night, "Friends from NE please do not go by rumors being spread. They are rumors and only rumors. Please discard them. We are with you. No need to panic." More visible patrolling is being carried out especially in the areas inhabited by a sizeable number of people from the north east.
For now there is no reason for north eastern people to panic or leave the capital city. Delhi Commissioner of police has given assurance to all the people from the north east to stay calm and do not panic; urging the people to report any untoward incident immediately to the police. Delhi police has assured safety and security for the threatened individuals. To take a glimpse of the current situation prevailing in the capital buy online images.
