<p>Bengaluru City Police Commissioner B Dayananda took to Twitter on Friday to announce that traffic-related problems raised by the citizens will now be attended to through the 112 service. </p>.<p>“Bengaluru Traffic Police on Cobras will attend to the complaints related to traffic management received through the 112 service,” Dayananda said in the tweet. </p>.<p>A citizen had suggested the idea of opening the 112 service for problems usually attended to by the traffic department, in the previous ‘Masika Janasamparka<br />Sabhe’. The monthly meeting is scheduled on Saturday, from 11 am to 1 pm at Tirupathi Convention Hall. </p>.<p>Dayananda will attend the meeting at Tirupathi Convention Hall, near Shankar Nag Circle, Hanumantanagar. </p>.<p>DCPs will hear public grievances in their respective jurisdictions.</p>
<p>Bengaluru City Police Commissioner B Dayananda took to Twitter on Friday to announce that traffic-related problems raised by the citizens will now be attended to through the 112 service. </p>.<p>“Bengaluru Traffic Police on Cobras will attend to the complaints related to traffic management received through the 112 service,” Dayananda said in the tweet. </p>.<p>A citizen had suggested the idea of opening the 112 service for problems usually attended to by the traffic department, in the previous ‘Masika Janasamparka<br />Sabhe’. The monthly meeting is scheduled on Saturday, from 11 am to 1 pm at Tirupathi Convention Hall. </p>.<p>Dayananda will attend the meeting at Tirupathi Convention Hall, near Shankar Nag Circle, Hanumantanagar. </p>.<p>DCPs will hear public grievances in their respective jurisdictions.</p>
