Prior to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Hyderabad on July 2 to attend the BJP’s National Executive Committee meeting at HICC Novotel and to speak at Parade Grounds on July 3, a public meeting will take place at Parade Grounds.
CV Anand, the City Police Commissioner, held a meeting with senior police officers, politicians, officials of GHMC, Electricity Department, Roads and Buildings, and Fire Services to review security measures.
It was discussed how the PM’s arrival, stay, departure, and contingency plans in case of an emergency. In addition, all the details of his visit and his arrival, stay and departure was discussed. It was requested that representatives of the political party form coordination committees coordinate with every department, including the Special Protection Group, which guards the PM, and to refrain from making any last-minute changes.
A traffic branch advised Cantonment officials to provide adequate parking grounds for vehicles carrying the public from various districts, and BJP officials asked them to organize sufficient generators. Robust deployment of police forces will be made, as well as the deployment of Quick Response Teams. Additional reinforcements have also been placed on standby in the event of an emergency.
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Any security arrangement for protecting VVIPs must combine anti-sabotage precautions with access control. Anand said that law & order and traffic officials were instructed to adhere strictly to the SPG’s Blue Book when making security plans for the event.” In the city limits, snipers, anti-sabotage checks, roof-top watch, mufti parties, route maps, trial runs, and multilayer security arrangements are being put in place. All attendees will be frisked and only valid pass holders will be allowed to attend the public meeting.
To deal with spontaneous protests, the Commissioner said elaborate measures would be in place. Several specialist medical teams, ambulances, and equipment will also be placed at the venues provided by the Department of Health and Medical Services.
Pre-program RT-PCR tests will be conducted on all pass holders to ensure they are compliant with Covid-19 protocols. Each department will nominate one senior official from their department to address any issues with the help of a control center.
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