Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Nashik Police Extern 125 Habitual Offenders Ahead of Civic Polls
The Nashik Police have started taking steps to keep the city safe during the upcoming elections.
They have told 125 people who often cause trouble to stay away for 15 days.
This is to make sure the elections go smoothly.
The police are also watching out for people using banned nylon kite strings, especially around the Makar Sankranti festival.
They have already taken action against 73 people for this.
The police are working hard to follow the rules and keep everyone safe.
Nashik Police have externed 125 habitual offenders ahead of the Municipal Corporation elections.
The externment will last for approximately 15 days to ensure smooth conduct of the elections.
A special campaign is being led by Police Commissioner Sandeep Karnik to enforce the Model Code of Conduct.
Action has been taken against habitual offenders in various police station jurisdictions across Nashik city.
The police are also monitoring and taking action against the use of banned nylon kite strings, with 73 persons already penalized.
- Who
- Nashik Police, Deputy Commissioner of Police Monika Raut, Police Commissioner Sandeep Karnik
- What
- Externment of 125 habitual offenders and action against nylon kite string users
- When
- Ahead of the upcoming Municipal Corporation elections and Makar Sankranti festival
- Where
- Nashik city, including Panchavati, Adgaon, Bhadrawati, Mhasrul, Sarkarwada, Gangapur Road, Mumbai Naka
- Why
- To ensure law and order during the elections and enforce the ban on nylon kite strings
- Number of Externed Offenders
- 125
- Duration of Externment
- 15 days
- Leadership of Campaign
- Police Commissioner Sandeep Karnik
- Action Against Nylon Kite Strings
- 73 persons
- Areas of Action
- Panchavati, Adgaon, Bhadrawati, Mhasrul, Sarkarwada, Gangapur Road, Mumbai Naka