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City police commissioner declared ban on begging

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According to the reports that Hyderabad City Police Commissioner has issued a notice forcing a prohibition on those begging for donations with a specific end goal to put a conclusion to the inconvenience caused to the general population and vehicular movement at the main roads intersections.
This will be found as a result beginning at 6 a.m. today and will proceed for two months i.e. up to January 1, 2018.
Hyderabad City Police Commissioner M Mahendar Reddy issued an official notice in the wake of contemplating the hardships looked amid the vehicular development and for the people on foot because of the exercises of begging.
As cited by ANI, the notice read, It has gone to my notice through the general population that many beggers are asking contributions in a indecent way. They are additionally utilizing kids and impaired people to request or get donations at the main roads  .
As per these acts are prompting inconvenience and clumsiness by uncovering in an indecent way to occupy the consideration of the vehicular movement and walkers and public, when all is said in done, to actuate them to give aid.
These demonstrations are unsafe to the security of the vehicular activity and public all in all.
The notice included, In extract of the forces presented upon me under Section 144 of criminal system code 1973, I, M.Mahendar Reddy, Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City, do thus make this exparte composed request and tell the same to the overall population restricting begging alms and furthermore utilizing youngsters and handicapped in asking aid in public places and at the main junction roads in the city of Hyderabad.
Likewise, as indicated by the notice, the violators would be punished under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code and according to the arrangements of Hyderabad city police Act, 1348 Fasli, Telangana preventions of Begging Act, 1977 and J.J. Act 2000.
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