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Security beefed up in Srinagar ahead of Independence Day celebrations
Delhi Police installed more than 1,000 AI-enabled CCTV cameras and deployed snipers, QRTs and bomb squads to counter threat inputs and crowd risks.
- Ahead of Independence Day celebrations, Delhi Police has intensified Security across New Delhi citing potential threats from Pakistan-based terrorist groups and Khalistani elements, officials said.
- Intelligence inputs regarding Pakistan-based terrorist organizations prompted the measures; authorities posted images of 19 wanted terrorists linked to Indian Mujahideen, Al-Qaeda, and Khalistani groups throughout the city.
- To strengthen Surveillance, more than 1,000 CCTV cameras equipped with Artificial Intelligence have been installed at the Red Fort and other strategic locations to facilitate real-time monitoring.
- Security plans include multi-layered Entry access control and deployment of Quick Reaction Teams , with Snipers stationed at strategic vantage points and specialized SWAT commandos positioned for comprehensive protection.
- Police have tightened Security across New Delhi at vital installations, government buildings, markets, and Metro stations, while intensifying Surveillance on hotels and crowded public places.
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Security arrangements stepped up ahead of Independence Day celebrations in Chennai
As part of the security arrangements, areas in and around the Secretariat and the route to be taken by the Chief Minister from his residence in Neelankarai to the Secretariat have been designated as a “Red Zone”
·Chennai, India
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Delhi Police puts up posters of 19 wanted terrorists ahead of Independence Day celebrations
Officials said that the extensive security arrangements have been made keeping in view intelligence inputs regarding threats from Pakistan-based terrorist organisations, Khalistani elements and the possibility of sudden or snap protests that could disrupt the Independence Day celebrations.
·Noida, India
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