Odisha’s law enforcement is bolstering its resources to address rising crime trends, particularly cyber fraud and drug trafficking, according to DGP Vinaytosh Mishra.
A comprehensive fire safety inspection initiative has commenced in Odisha, targeting malls, hospitals, and schools, with evaluations set to conclude by October 15.
DGP Vinaytosh Mishra convened a crucial meeting focused on law enforcement and crime management within the Central Range, emphasizing the need for maintaining public safety during upcoming festivals.
The Odisha Government has initiated a 15-day investigation to identify and address unsafe buildings, emphasizing public safety in its demolition efforts.
Beginning on September 15, Odisha’s Fire and Emergency Services will conduct a month-long initiative to target businesses and hospitals lacking valid Fire Safety Certificates, aiming to enhance compliance after recent fire-related incidents.
Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has laid out a comprehensive 10-point strategy for Odisha Police aimed at reducing crime and enhancing public safety throughout the state.
To enhance safety for schoolchildren and commuters, Nuapada district has introduced a prohibition on heavy vehicles along National Highway-353 and Biju Expressway during peak times.
As the festive season nears, Odisha police are ramping up security measures to ensure safety and lawfulness throughout the state. Key strategies include heightened vigilance and intensified patrolling in sensitive areas.
Puri Police successfully arrested 175 snatchers and recovered 304 lost mobile phones during the Rath Yatra 2026, underscoring their commitment to public safety.
BJD leader Naveen Patnaik has condemned the Odisha government’s handling of this year’s Rath Yatra after three fatalities, calling out its failure to learn from past incidents.
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