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Security beefed up in Allahabad for BJP’s national executive meeting

Elaborate security arrangements are in place in the city in view of BJP’s two-day national executive meeting which begins on Sunday in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several Union cabinet members will participate.

Updated on: Jun 11, 2016, 13:37:05 IST
By , Allahabad
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Elaborate security arrangements are in place in the city in view of BJP’s two-day national executive meeting which begins on Sunday in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several Union cabinet members will participate.

The elite Special Protection Group (SPG), responsible for the Prime Minister’s security, arrived here on Thursday and has been busy reviewing security arrangements at the Kayastha Pathshala sports ground where the meeting will be held under a gigantic air-conditioned marquee, and the Parade Ground near the holy Sangam where a public rally will be held on Monday.

The SPG is also reviewing the security arrangements at the Circuit House, where the Prime Minister is likely to spend the intervening night of June 12-13.

On its part, Uttar Pradesh Police has chipped in with personnel drawn from more than 20 districts of the state.

According to Inspector General, Allahabad Zone, R K Chaturvedi, 18 SP rank officers, 30 Additional SPs and 50 Circle Officers (DSP rank) will be supervising 2500 constables and 1800 Provincial Armed Constabulary personnel deployed across the city to maintain security and manage traffic.

 
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