Hyderabad: A meeting of peace committees organised by Hyderabad police in view of the recent incidents emphasised the necessity for respectful dialogue among communities.
The meeting attended by 350 members of the peace committee unanimously condemned disturbances caused by certain individuals. It reinforced the collective commitment to uphold peace and harmony in the city, ensuring that all communities feel secure and respected.
A commitment was made to enhance communication channels between communities and law enforcement to ensure prompt and effective resolution of grievances. Additionally, plans were proposed for community engagement initiatives aimed at fostering understanding and cooperation among different religious groups.
Hyderabad Police Commissioner C.V. Anand held meeting with the Central Peace and Welfare Committee from all zones of the city to discuss recent sensitive religious issues.
Senior police officials, Srikishan Sharma, General Secretary of the Central Peace & Welfare Committee, patron Hafiz Muzaffar Hussain and other office bearers attended the meeting.
The meeting highlighted the importance of preventive measures, including educational programmes designed to promote tolerance and respect for diversity. They also discussed strategies to raise awareness about the detrimental effects of misinformation and rumours that can escalate tensions within the community.
The Police Commissioner expressed the need for a proactive approach in addressing potential flashpoints and encouraged committee members to serve as ambassadors of peace in their respective areas. He sought the cooperation of the peace committee members to maintain the city’s peaceful atmosphere while handling unexpected situations and to continue their tireless work in preserving the reputation of Hyderabad.
The Peace and Welfare Committee assured full support and a willingness to work towards the peaceful completion of upcoming festivals and to combat anti-social activities and vices in society. The committee also pledged to organise community workshops that promote unity, inclusiveness, and proactive conflict resolution.
