Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Nizamabad Police Bound 572 People Ahead of Ganesh Immersion
Police in Nizamabad took preventive action before a Ganesh idol immersion event.
They required 572 people to appear before local officials under bound-over proceedings.
Police said these people might cause problems with public order.
The largest group, 280 people, came from Nizamabad division.
Another 175 came from Armoor division, and 117 came from Bodhan division.
Police also increased monitoring along the procession routes and in crowded or sensitive places.
Extra security was arranged to help prevent clashes and violence.
The police commissioner asked everyone to cooperate and follow the rules.
People who try to disturb the event may face legal action.
Nizamabad police bound over 572 people as a preventive law-and-order measure.
The action was taken ahead of the Ganesh idol immersion festivities.
Among those bound over, 280 were from Nizamabad division, 175 from Armoor division and 117 from Bodhan division.
Police increased surveillance along immersion routes, major junctions, sensitive areas and crowded locations.
The police commissioner urged participants to maintain discipline and warned of legal action for disruptions.
- Who
- Nizamabad police and 572 people identified as potential law-and-order risks.
- What
- Police initiated bound-over proceedings and increased security ahead of a Ganesh idol immersion.
- When
- Ahead of the Ganesh immersion festivities.
- Where
- Nizamabad district, including Nizamabad, Armoor and Bodhan divisions.
- Why
- To ensure peaceful festivities and prevent clashes, violence and other untoward incidents.
- People bound over
- 572
- Nizamabad division
- 280 people
- Armoor division
- 175 people
- Bodhan division
- 117 people
- Security locations
- Immersion routes, major junctions, sensitive areas and crowded locations
- Police commissioner
- P. Sai Chaitanya