While directing police personnel deployed for duty at various places in the city to remain extra vigilant, a senior police official asked police personnel to perform foot patrolling during the day and night.
The police also asked the people to cooperate at frisking points and not complain about harassment.
"The people have been asked to remain vigilant while travelling in passenger vehicles (or in) crowded areas (especially the places of worship)," a senior police officer said.
"If you have any information about any anti-national, anti-social elements (who can disturb the holy occasion of Shivratri) please inform the police immediately. Identity of informant shall be kept confidential," he said.
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