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Peaceful anti-CAA protests can continue, says Parambir Singh
The newly-appointed Police Commissioner also said that he will continue to build upon the good work done by his predecessors and thanked the government for choosing him for the post

Newly appointed Mumbai Police Commissioner Parambir Singh interacts with the media persons. Picture/Ashish Raje
Right after taking charge as the Police Commissioner of Mumbai on Saturday, Parambir Singh said that peaceful anti-Citizenship Amendment Act CAA protests will be allowed to continue in the city.
IPS officer Parambir Singh on taking charge as Police Commissioner of Mumbai: I feel very honoured. I will continue to maintain good law and order. Street crimes, women-s safety, & curbing underworld crimes will be my priorities. Maharashtra pic.twitter.com/we3uhybiey
— ANI @ANI February 29, 2020
"Protesting peacefully is a democratic right of the people. There is nothing wrong with it unless these become an obstruction for the common people or break laws. I appeal to them to continue their protests using constitutional ways and within legal boundaries," Singh told reporters here.


