Kolkata: Before India’s T20 cricket match, 11 people were arrested near the Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata. New Zealand The police gave this information on the charge of selling tickets illegally on Sunday.
He said that the tickets of sixty matches being sold at a higher price than the arrested people were confiscated.
A senior police officer said that security has been tightened in the stadium and surrounding areas to prevent any untoward incident.
more than 2,000 personnel of Kolkata PoliceVarious units including RAF and HRFS were deployed. He said that the soldiers of the Anti-Rowdy Squad were also deployed near the stadium.
He said that senior officers of the level of Deputy Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner have also been deployed in the stadium and surrounding areas.
“Officers in plain clothes are also at different places around the Eden Gardens. We are not taking any risk and want to ensure that the sporting event goes smoothly,” the official said.
He said that the tickets of sixty matches being sold at a higher price than the arrested people were confiscated.
A senior police officer said that security has been tightened in the stadium and surrounding areas to prevent any untoward incident.
more than 2,000 personnel of Kolkata PoliceVarious units including RAF and HRFS were deployed. He said that the soldiers of the Anti-Rowdy Squad were also deployed near the stadium.
He said that senior officers of the level of Deputy Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner have also been deployed in the stadium and surrounding areas.
“Officers in plain clothes are also at different places around the Eden Gardens. We are not taking any risk and want to ensure that the sporting event goes smoothly,” the official said.
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