Archive · 12 Oct 2026
Police intensify night checks around RTC Complex and Maddilapalem
Police officers carried out checks on Saturday night near two busy bus locations in Visakhapatnam.
They also visited nearby shops and quieter areas.
Officers checked the identity and travel details of some people carrying heavy bags.
They inspected vehicles and their documents too.
Shopkeepers were asked to close their businesses on time.
Police reminded people to keep their luggage safe when travelling at night.
They also shared the emergency numbers 100 and 112.
Police said they did not find anyone suspicious.
Dwaraka and Arilova police conducted night inspections on Saturday at Dwaraka Bus Complex and Maddilapalem bus station.
Officers also checked nearby shops, commercial areas, vehicles and isolated locations.
Police verified the identities and travel details of people carrying heavy luggage late at night.
Shopkeepers were told to close on time, and the public received advice on luggage safety and emergency helplines 100 and 112.
Police reported finding no suspicious individuals during the checks.
- Who
- Dwaraka and Arilova police personnel, acting on instructions from City Police Commissioner Shankhabrata Bagchi.
- What
- Night inspections and checks of people, vehicles, shops and nearby areas.
- When
- Saturday night.
- Where
- Dwaraka Bus Complex, Maddilapalem bus station and surrounding areas in Visakhapatnam.
- Why
- To strengthen public safety, prevent criminal activity and monitor suspicious movements at night.
- Police teams
- Dwaraka and Arilova police
- Locations
- Dwaraka Bus Complex and Maddilapalem bus station
- Timing
- Saturday night
- Checks included
- People carrying heavy luggage, identity and travel details, vehicles and vehicle documents
- Shop guidance
- Shopkeepers were instructed to close on time
- Emergency numbers shared
- 100 and 112
- Police finding
- No suspicious individuals were found