New Delhi: As the city gears up for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's highly anticipated oath ceremony, Delhi witnesses an unprecedented level of multi-layered security. The capital is fortified with a strategic deployment of thousands of security personnel, ensuring a seamless and secure event.
The oath ceremony, set to take place at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, will see the attendance of high-profile dignitaries, including national and international leaders, necessitating robust security protocols. Security agencies, including the Delhi Police, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), and Special Protection Group (SPG), are collaborating to establish a foolproof security framework.
Advanced surveillance systems, including drone monitoring and CCTV networks, have been activated across critical zones. Sniffer dogs and bomb squads are conducting thorough checks at key points, while multiple security checkpoints and barricades are in place to regulate the movement of people and vehicles.
Special traffic arrangements have been implemented to manage the anticipated congestion, with diversions and advisories issued to ensure minimal disruption for city residents. Furthermore, a no-fly zone has been enforced over the ceremony venue to preclude aerial threats.
Authorities urge the public to cooperate with security measures and report any suspicious activities to ensure a safe and successful event. The comprehensive security preparations underscore the importance of Prime Minister Modi's oath ceremony, reflecting India's commitment to safeguarding its democratic processes.
