Government Prepares for PM Modi's Proposed Trip | Jaipur News

Jaipur: In anticipation of the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi during which gigantic gatherings are expected from all over the state, Secretary-General DB Gupta met to consider the terms of the visit scheduled for July 7th.

OP Galhotra, Director General of Rajasthan Police, NRK Reddi, Deputy Director General of Public Order, Police Commissioner, Sanjay Agarwal, attended the meeting which was held Saturday at the Secretariat of the state. From the government Rajendra Rathore, Minister Panchayti Raj and Yunus Khan, the ministers for disabled people were also present.

Various things ranging from security plan, on-site arrangements and parking, especially when people from all over the state should arrive at Amrodon Ka Bagh, where Prime Minister Modi should address gathering.

"The focus is on the organization of parking while the inhabitants of Sikar, Jhunjhunu, Hanumangarh, Churu and Bikaner were to come by the Sikar road, people from Kota, Jhalawar and Baran coming from from Tonk Road, people from Dausa, Karauli and Sawai Madhopur coming by the road to Agra in the city, "said a senior officer who participated in the discussion at the meeting.

Asked if the Special Protection Group (SOG) officials issued new guidelines before the Prime Minister's visit to Jaipur, a senior intelligence wing officer, said: "We will follow the guidelines mentioned in the Blue Book defines the standard operating practice (SOP) for the Prime Minister's visit. "

Senior police officers added that the "threat" to the Prime Minister's visits varies from one region to another and from one state to another. "In Rajasthan, there is no such threat according to information provided by intelligence.We have made complex arrangements.The area in and around Amrodon Ka Bagh would be fully cordoned off.At least 200 police officers visit each day hotels, independent houses and apartments to check the references of natives living in these areas to reduce the risk of seeing suspicious elements in these areas, "said a senior police officer in Jaipur. anonymity.

Special commandos would be deployed on the terrace of various government buildings and other private buildings located near the site.

However, sources added that the Prime Minister's detailed agenda in Jaipur is expected and is expected to reach the relevant department by Monday.