Nagaland police advisory for public travelling to Assam

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HT Correspondent

DIMAPUR, March 19: The Dimapur police commissionerate on Thursday urged the public of Nagaland, particularly those travelling to Assam, to remain vigilant and strictly adhere to all applicable rules and regulations and exercise due caution to avoid unnecessary inconvenience or legal complications.

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The commissionerate issued the advisory because of the enforcement of the model code of conduct in Assam for the ongoing election process in the state.

The advisory said the election authorities and law enforcement agencies have intensified surveillance and checking at inter-state borders and other strategic locations to ensure free, fair and transparent conduct of elections.

It noted that there are many instances where otherwise law-abiding citizens have faced difficulties due to lack of awareness of election-related restrictions.

The police asked the public to avoid carrying excess cash, as carrying large amounts of cash without valid proof may lead to detention, questioning, or seizure by authorities.

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The advisory said gold, silver or other high-value items should be accompanied by valid bills/invoices to avoid seizure or inquiry.

It also asked the public not to carry political materials such as pamphlets, posters or any campaign-related materials without proper authorisation, which may result in legal action.

It said carrying arms/ammunition without valid license and necessary permissions is strictly prohibited. The police further urged the public to be prepared for checking of vehicles at multiple points, adding travelers should cooperate fully and carry valid identity proof and relevant documents.

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