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Tight security in place for Holi celebrations in Chandigarh

1,150 police personnel to be deployed across markets, sectors, colonies and villages
Students celebrate Holi on the Panjab University campus in Chandigarh on Tuesday. TRIBUNE PHOTO: RAVI KUMAR

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Elaborate security and traffic arrangements have been put in place across the city to ensure peaceful Holi celebrations on March 4.

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Around 1,150 police personnel, including eight gazetted officers, 33 SHOs/Inspectors and a large number of other personnel, will be deployed across markets, sectors, colonies and villages. Special emphasis is being laid on preventing hooliganism, rash driving and incidents of eve-teasing during the celebrations.

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Nakas will be set up at various locations throughout the city, and all deployments will be in place from 8 am onwards. Particular attention will be given to crowded areas, malls and localities around girls’ hostels and PG accommodations.

In addition to security arrangements, comprehensive traffic management plans have also been made. Police Control Room (PCR) teams and patrolling units will remain active in markets and residential areas. Authorities have warned that apart from issuing challans, vehicles involved in serious violations may also be impounded.

Special deployment of women police personnel will be ensured in areas where girls’ hostels and PG accommodations are located. The police have reiterated a policy of zero tolerance to crime against women and children, stressing that strict action will be taken against offenders to ensure a safe and secure Holi celebration for all.

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