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10 Foreigners Made to Write ‘I am sorry’ by Police for Violating Lockdown in Rishikesh

Rishikesh: The Uttarakhand police have made foreign tourists to write imposition violation of lockdown. Ten locals of various nationalities who were wandering along the Ganges in the Tapovan region of Rishikesh were arrested for violating the lockdown. The foreigners are from Israel, Australia, Mexico and European countries.

The police made them write 500 times saying, “I’m not following the lock-down rules. I’m sorry.” The police were informed that there were a few foreigners in the area and that they were not following the lockdown rules. On the basis of these inspections, they were arrested.

Asked by police why they were roaming during a lockdown, they replied that they thought they would be free from 7 am to 1 pm. But the police convinced them that this concession was for those who would go out to buy essential goods. Thereafter, the police demanded them to write imposition for five hundred times.

“This time we will impose a simple punishment but once again we will be blocked from entering India by blacklisting,” said police officer Vinod Kumar Sharma, who is in charge of Tapovan police check post.

About 500 foreigners live in the Tapovan region, many of them were in violation of lockdown, according to a police official. “The punishment was given to those who violate the lockdown so that they can get the proper awareness,” he said.

Rakesh Sudheesan: Founder/Editor/Journalist at Mixindia.com
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