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Delhi Police makes high-tech security arrangements ahead of R-Day

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Jan 24, 2022, 09:30 pm IST
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Three control rooms are keeping a watch on the Rajpath through over 500 CCTV cameras and 30 face recognition systems have been installed at six entry points and 16 bridges for the people coming to watch the parade (Photo Credit: ANI)

Three control rooms are keeping a watch on the Rajpath through over 500 CCTV cameras and 30 face recognition systems have been installed at six entry points and 16 bridges for the people coming to watch the parade (Photo Credit: ANI)

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In view of the terrorist threat, 26 parameters of anti-terror measures have been followed and a counter-drone system has been installed to monitor the air space.

 

New Delhi [India], January 24 (ANI): Ahead of the Republic Day celebrations, the Delhi Police has made high-tech security arrangements to prevent any terror incident.

The Delhi Police has made a top-notch security arrangement in and around the Rajpath to keep a close watch on the people coming to the parade. Delhi Police said a face recognition system has been installed to immediately identify any terror suspect or criminal. The system has a database of 50,000 suspected criminals.

According to the police, 30 face recognition systems have been installed at six entry points and 16 bridges for the people coming to watch the parade. A red light will appear on the system whenever a suspected person enters from these places. Further, three control rooms are keeping a watch on the Rajpath through over 500 CCTV cameras.

Delhi Police has deployed about 30,000 personnel, including 65 companies of paramilitary forces, ahead of the Republic Day parade.
71 DCPs, 213 ACPs, 753 Inspectors of Delhi Police have been given the command of security of the parade. A counter-drone system has been installed to monitor the air space. In view of the terrorist threat, 26 parameters of anti-terror measures have been followed.

To gather intelligence input, Delhi Police is continuously verifying all the hotels, guest houses, dharmsalas, tenants living in Delhi, servants working in the houses and labourers. Delhi Police is making security arrangements in coordination with the agencies involved in the Central Vista project without halting the work.

Inter-state coordination is used to avert any terrorist activity to collect every small input. A unit of Delhi Police is especially keeping an eye on social media. People are also being made aware through social media. (ANI)
   

  
                    

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