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Home / Haryana / Tight Security In Kurukshetra For Pms Visit

Tight security in Kurukshetra for PM's visit

DGP reviews preparations; over 5,000 police personnel deployed
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 02:45 AM Nov 25, 2025 IST
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Kurukshetra district has been placed on high alert in view of PM Narendra Modi's visit on November 25 for the 350th Martyrdom Day commemoration of Guru Sri Tegh Bahadur and the International Gita Mahotsav.

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Over 5,000 police personnel from various districts have been deployed on security duty. The DGP, OP Singh, reviewed the arrangements at the venues today and held a meeting with senior officers to issue necessary instructions. Equipped with modern technology, high-resolution CCTV cameras installed at main roads, intersections, and sensitive points, the police will keep “real-time watch” on every movement.

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A ban on the flying of drones and gliders will remain in force across Kurukshetra during Modi's visit. Instructions regarding this have been issued to all SHOs and officers deployed for Gita Mahotsav duties.

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