Citizens Urged To Advise Children Against Flying Kites

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Rawalpindi: City Police Officer (CPO) Rawalpindi has urged the citizens to ensure that the children do not violate the ban on kite flying imposed by the provincial government otherwise strict action would be taken against the violators in accordance with the law.

A police spokesman said on 16 February that the Rawalpindi district police were conducting raids to net the kite sellers and flyers. He informed that on the special directives of City Police Officer, Rawalpindi Syed Khalid Hamdani, police were taking strict action in accordance with the law. The CPO had requested the parents to stop their children from getting involved in such activities as a crackdown against kite flyers had already been accelerated in the city, he added.

Police in a crackdown against kite flyers and sellers arrested 60 accused for kite flying and aerial firing. The spokesman informed that Police had launched a crackdown on kite flying and aerial firing and arrested 56 kite dealers and involved in kite flying and recovered thousands kites and string rolls from their possession while four accused were rounded up for aerial firing in the Race Course and R A Bazaar areas.

Published in News Daily on 17-February-2025.

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