Greater Noida – PM Modi Special SPG security team reached Jewar for Inspection
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s SPG security has reached Jewar on Monday. The place where PM Narendra Modi will address the public meeting is being reviewed. Inspection of the public meeting and the area where the foundation stone of Jewar Airport will be laid is being taken for security arrangements. A large number of police forces are also deployed on the spot. SPG security is giving tips to the police officers and jawans posted in Gautam Budh Nagar. NSG commandos, ATS commandos and many officers of intelligence agency will also be deployed in the security of PM Modi.
On November 25, 2021, Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stone of Asia’s largest international airport at Jewar. PM Narendra Modi gave this day to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath about 15 days ago. After which the preparation has started in full swing. The security of PM Narendra Modi will be under a 5-tier security cordon. On Monday, SPG commandos posted under the protection of Narendra Modi have reached Jewar.
High Security Deployed as PM Coming Jewar
Preparations are going on in full swing for the foundation stone laying ceremony of Noida International Airport in Jewar. Till now the officials have not reached the fixed date or minute-to-minute program, but on the instructions of the top officials, tight security arrangements are being made. During the program, force is being called and deployed from outside the district for impeccable security. In this, about 5000 constables (men and women) of civil police, 800 sub-inspectors, PAC, RAF and more than 25 companies of paramilitary will be deployed.
Along with this, about 16 IPS officers, 30 ASPs, 80 deputy SPs, 225 inspectors, 800 sub-inspectors and about 5 thousand female and male constables will be deployed to monitor the security arrangements. The venue of the event will be converted into a security cover. According to police officials, around 1.5 lakh people are expected to attend the event. Due to this, the police have made arrangements for intensive checking of people coming to the venue.
