Police Commissioner A. Satish Ganesh with the police team – Photo: Amar Ujala
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A strict vigil is being kept at every nook and corner to ensure that there is no lapse and negligence in the security of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The BHU campus was taken over by the SPG officials. On Thursday afternoon, SPG, Police Commissioner A Satish Ganesh and other officers took stock of the preparations at the venue. The officers directed the subordinates on several points. At the same time, the police commissioner briefed the officers posted in the security at the traffic auditorium. On the other hand, the grand rehearsal of SPG from airport to BHU campus will be held on Friday. The SPG took over the amphitheater ground. Bomb disposal squad and dog squad searched the venue. Prime Minister Narendra Modi arriving at the inauguration of Tamil Sangamam at Amphitheater ground of BHU on 19 November. In such a situation, the security system is being kept tight. The force will be deployed along with barricading on the way leading to the ground. According to Police Commissioner A Satish Ganesh, the preparations at the venue were reviewed. A discussion was held with the central security agencies and the BHU administration regarding the law and order situation. On the other hand, the police officers who came from outside in the traffic auditorium were briefed regarding the security. It was decided that no one should be allowed to come outside the barricading. Anyone is prohibited from reaching the venue without a pass. There should not be any lapse and negligence in the security regarding the VVIP visit. Police force will be deployed at all the entry and exit gates of BHU.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dummy fleet will be rehearsed by SPG officers on Friday. Air Force helicopter will be touch and go. SPG officers inspected from Babatpur Airport to BHU helipad.
Explored Hotels, Guest Houses BHU, Lanka, Chitaipur, hotels and guest houses adjacent to the highway are being searched. The police team is collecting details of those staying in hotels and guest houses. At the same time, strict instructions have been given to the operators that no one should be kept in the hotel without ID. CC camera footage should be functional. The name of every incoming and outgoing person should be recorded in the visitor’s register.
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A strict vigil is being kept at every nook and corner to ensure that there is no lapse and negligence in the security of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The BHU campus was taken over by the SPG officials. On Thursday afternoon, SPG, Police Commissioner A Satish Ganesh and other officers took stock of the preparations at the venue.
The officers directed the subordinates on several points. At the same time, the police commissioner briefed the officers posted in the security at the traffic auditorium. On the other hand, the grand rehearsal of SPG from airport to BHU campus will be held on Friday. The SPG took over the amphitheater ground. Bomb disposal squad and dog squad searched the venue.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arriving at the inauguration of Tamil Sangamam at Amphitheater ground of BHU on 19 November. In such a situation, the security system is being kept tight. The force will be deployed along with barricading on the way leading to the ground. According to Police Commissioner A Satish Ganesh, the preparations at the venue were reviewed. A discussion was held with the central security agencies and the BHU administration regarding the law and order situation.
On the other hand, the police officers who came from outside in the traffic auditorium were briefed regarding the security. It was decided that no one should be allowed to come outside the barricading. Anyone is prohibited from reaching the venue without a pass. There should not be any lapse and negligence in the security regarding the VVIP visit. Police force will be deployed at all the entry and exit gates of BHU.
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