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Delhi Police implements robust measures for R-Day security

The Delhi Police has intensified security measures for Republic Day, deploying 14,000 personnel and a thousand officers to fortify Kartvya Path and central Delhi. With each person assigned a specific role, continuous CCTV monitoring, and collaboration with central agencies, the police aim to ensure smooth celebrations. SWAT, PCR, traffic, and anti-sabotage teams actively contribute to […]

The Delhi Police has intensified security measures for Republic Day, deploying 14,000 personnel and a thousand officers to fortify Kartvya Path and central Delhi. With each person assigned a specific role, continuous CCTV monitoring, and collaboration with central agencies, the police aim to ensure smooth celebrations. SWAT, PCR, traffic, and anti-sabotage teams actively contribute to showcasing a robust security presence.

Special CP Protective Section, Dependra Pathak, informed the media that, in light of the recent Pran Pratistha ceremony at Ayodhya Dham, extra vigilance has been taken to prevent any hindrance during Republic Day. He also mentioned that, considering the parliament security breach, a special check of visitors will occur at entry gates. Monitoring via CCTV cameras and coordination with central agencies will enable real-time monitoring of any mischievous actions.

Special CP Law and Order, Madhup Tiwari, stated that anti-terror measures are in place at busy markets through CCTV and manual monitoring. The north district has been divided into twenty-eight zones, each under a DCP and an additional DCP rank officer. For visitor convenience at Kartvya Path, booths for missing persons, help desks, first aid booths, etc., have been set up. Visitors are advised to arrive by 8 a.m. for smooth seating arrangements.

Special CP Traffic, HGS Dhaliwal, announced that, with existing traffic restrictions in Delhi, the entry of commercial vehicles will be prohibited from 10 p.m. on January 25. Special vehicular checks are underway at the national capital borders and central Delhi areas. Parking restrictions at railway stations are enforced from 8 p.m. on January 25 to 12 p.m. on January 26, urging commuters to use public transport.

To address aerial threats, the police have banned drones or flying objects in central Delhi. Adequate security measures, including flag marches and patrolling along the Yamuna coast, are implemented to ensure the smooth flow of national celebrations and foster patriotism. The Delhi Police appeal to everyone to cooperate for the success of this grand event.

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