CM Yogi orders Tight Security regarding PM Modi’s visit to Varanasi

Preparations are in full swing for PM Modi's proposed October 25 program. CM Yogi Adityanath is reaching Varanasi on Saturday evening on a two-day tour to take stock of the preparations for the arrival of PM
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Preparations are in full swing for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proposed October 25 program. CM Yogi Adityanath is reaching Varanasi on Saturday evening at around 5 pm on a two-day tour to take stock of the preparations for the arrival of PM Modi. CM will reach the public meeting place directly by helicopter. After the inspection here, CM will review the preparations in the circuit house.

Special Protection Group has reached the city

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Image Credit: PTI

In view of PM's program, the Special Protection Group (SPG) has reached the city. After inspecting the public meeting and the route, talks have been held with the officers. PM Modi will reach the venue of the public meeting by helicopter, for which an airstrip is being made. This helipad will be built 400 meters away from the platform. The SPG has not given consent to the road route program.

Three thousand policemen including three IGs will be deployed in the security

PM's security will be tight-lipped. For this, the work of bringing forces from outside has been done. Three thousand policemen including three IGs will be deployed in the security of the PM. According to official sources, the internal security of the Prime Minister will include NSG commandos, ATS commandos, Central Intelligence Agency officials, and Central Paramilitary Force personnel.

Forces have been called from other districts also

Apart from this, three IGs, 13 SPs, 35 Additional SPs, 40 DSPs will handle the security of the Prime Minister. In external security, three thousand inspectors and policemen will be deployed. For this, forces have been called from other districts. The local police are preparing the list of people coming to Mehdiganj village.

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