What security measures are being implemented for the BRICS Summit in Delhi?

For the BRICS Summit, around 15,000 police personnel and 200 companies of paramilitary forces will be deployed in Delhi, along with extensive surveillance systems, including over 500 CCTV cameras.

How will traffic be affected in Delhi during the BRICS Summit?

Traffic in Delhi will experience temporary stoppages and diversions around key routes used by VVIP convoys, potentially affecting over 35 roads due to the movement of foreign dignitaries.

Why have some train services been cancelled or diverted during the BRICS Summit?

Train services are being affected due to operational reasons associated with the BRICS Summit, necessitating cancellations and diversions to manage the increased security and traffic demands.

HT Morning Brief September 11: Putin arrives in India for BRICS, 25 years of 9/11 terror attack and more

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Published on: Sep 11, 2026, 09:18:11 IST

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