Nottinghamshire Police Pledge Support to Muslim Communities This Ramadan
Chief Superintendent Suk Verma has assured Nottinghamshire’s Muslim communities that their safety is a top priority during Ramadan.
Keeping Communities Safe During Ramadan
“We work closely with our local Muslim communities to ensure they always feel safe,” said Verma. “Ramadan is a special and important time. We want it to be a blessed and fulfilling period free from fear or distress.”
Active Engagement with Mosques Across Nottinghamshire
Police are reaching out to mosques and their leaders across the county. “We’re here for them if they need us or have any concerns — no matter how small,” Verma added.
In emergencies, always call 999. For non-urgent matters, visit 123.police.uk.
What is Ramadan?
The holy month of Ramadan began on 22[date missing]. It is a time of fasting, prayer, and helping those in need.
