Warangal: Strict safety arrangements were made to ensure the participation of the 12-day Saraswati Pushkaralu devotee, which will begin on May 15 in Triveni Sangamam, Jayashankar Bhupalpally area of ​​Kaleshwaram, Mahadevpur Mandal. The district police chief Kiran Khare was responsible for the preparations.
SP Khare said in this speech that considering that a large number of devotees can be coordinated extensively with police officers in these states not only from various regions of Telangana, but also from neighboring countries such as Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh and Andhra Pradesh.
A total of 3,500 police officers were deployed and three shifts will be carried out as part of the security operation. About 200 CCTV cameras were installed in key locations to monitor crowd movement and traffic flow.
Authorities have established 14 parking areas and 7 holdings to manage vehicle movement. Emergency response equipment, including cranes, tow vehicles and earth tools, has been stationed in strategic locations to ensure immediate cleaning in case of a crash and avoid inconvenience for pilgrims.
To prevent theft during the 12-day celebration, criminal police have been deployed and surveillance of known criminals. SP explained that the women police officers and her team have been mobilized to ensure the safety of women and children.
In addition, to prevent accidents in the bath room, NDRF, SDRF, Singaporeni and other rescue team personnel and local police will continue to watch and respond in any emergency.
