In order to ensure that the event at the Indian School of Business (ISB) on May 26 is held with the highest level of security, Telangana Police has deployed more than 2,500 police officers.
The Prime Minister will attend the graduation ceremony of the class of 2022 of the Post Graduate Program of ISB Hyderabad and participate in the celebration of 20 years of ISB Hyderabad.
It was reported that approximately 900 students from ISB’s Hyderabad and Mohali campuses will participate in this event. PTI reported that around 2,500 police personnel will be deployed for the visit and that all necessary arrangements have been made, police sources said.
Regarding reports that police are collecting the details of ISB students as precautionary measures, the sources said that they are checking the backgrounds of all those who will be attending the event. All people who are going to be close to the Prime Minister have their background checked. Among others, this includes students and staff. According to sources, the event is not limited to students.
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The reports regarding that social media accounts and online postings of some students were being monitored were confirmed by sources, saying “whatever is required will be carried out as part of the background check.”.
They added that antecedent verification was also being conducted to identify strangers who may have been staying on the institute’s premises.
While in the meantime, the police have ordered no flying activities of Remotely Controlled Drones or Paragliders or Remotely Controlled Micro-Light Aircrafts to be carried out over the area bounded by a five kilometres circle from the Indian School of Business, Gachibowli, and that this order would remain in place from 12 pm on May 25 to 6 pm on May 26.
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