Meanwhile, the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has warned smartphone users and car owners of possible consequences to be wary about during an impending protest. The alert is a call to arms and reminder that due-diligence and safety must be taken into account not in response but prior to the demonstration scheduled.
Understanding the Warning
DHQs red alert warns that, the most vulnerable are people who have mobile phones and cars, take precautionary measures now. This includes locking up personal property and being aware of the environment around you.
1. For Smartphone Users:If you have a smartphone please; be careful not to display them in public, screen shots often will do as they are updated with real-time safety information.
2. Advice for Car Owners: You are safer when your car is safely parked, so park in a secure parking lot if possible and avoid driving through potentially troubled areas.
Broader Implications
This warning brings to light the conundrum of protecting public safety and preserving civil rights. Of course, security measures are important and should not interfere with the freedom to assemble peacefully.
1. Gov't safety and security: Union Government had alerted but meanwhile there was no response on the advisory keeping in view such large gathering.
2. Civil Liberties: It is important to protect the right of demonstration, with appropriate precautions for demonstrators and onlookers without going beyond genuine bounds.
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