On the instructions of bilaspur SP Santosh Singh, a large number of policemen, including officers of central
security forces along with the district police force, conducted a flag march in the entire city for the second phase of
voting in the 2023 assembly elections to be held in Chhattisgarh. The objective of the flag march is to maintain
peace in the city in view of the upcoming assembly elections, to give a strong message to anti-social elements, to
prevent any untoward incident before it happens and to ensure adherence to the model code of conduct. The flag
march started in 2 parts from the police Ground and ended back at the police Ground.
Police personnel conducted flag march in these areas
The first team covered police Ground-Idgah Chowk-Devkinandan Chowk-Mahamaya Chowk-Lodhipara-Ashok
Nagar Chowk-Vasant Vihar-Mopka Chowk-Chhatghat-Gurunanak Chowk-Girja Chowk-Tarbahar Chowk-Gandhi
Chowk-Kotwali Chowk-Telipara Road-Old bus Stand. -Flag marched on police ground route. Whereas the other
team covered police Ground-Satyam Chowk-Shrikant Verma Marg-Vyapar vihar Road-Sirgitti Basti-Bannak
Chowk-High court Road-Chakarbhatha Bazaar-Tifra Bazaar-Maharana Pratap Chowk-Gaurav Path-Usalapur-
Sakri-Mangla Chowk-Nehru Chowk- Flag march was conducted on Ambedkar Chowk-Police Ground route.
Voting is to be held on 70 seats in the second phase.
Assembly elections 2023 are being held in two phases in Chhattisgarh. In the first phase, voting has taken place in
20 assembly constituencies on 7 November. Now in the second phase, voting is to be held in 70 assembly
constituencies on november 17. Before this, chhattisgarh police and central security forces are on full alert. The
aim is to maintain peace in the city at the time of voting, give a strong message to anti-social elements, prevent any
untoward incident before it happens and ensure adherence to the model code of conduct.
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