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Noida: Gautam Buddh Nagar Police have begun preparations to ensure that the upcoming Chhath Puja celebrations are conducted peacefully, safely and in an organised manner. Considering the expected rush of devotees, arrangements at पूजा ghats and potential traffic congestion, Central Noida Police have stepped up security planning. Under the direction of Police Commissioner Laxmi Singh, DCP Central Noida Dr. Praveen Ranjan Singh and Additional DCP Central Noida Swatantra Kumar Singh chaired an important review meeting with all Assistant Commissioners of Police and Station House Officers in the zone.
During the meeting, officials discussed several important aspects, including security at Chhath Puja venues and ghats, movement of devotees, crowd management, traffic arrangements and special surveillance at sensitive locations.
Police officers were instructed to inspect all पूजा venues and ghats in their respective jurisdictions in advance.
They were also directed to coordinate with event organisers and concerned government departments to ensure that all necessary arrangements are completed well before the festival.
The DCP directed officials to deploy adequate police personnel at the ghats and ensure regular patrolling and close monitoring of activities.
Special emphasis was placed on maintaining smooth traffic movement and preventing congestion around पूजा locations.
Police personnel were also instructed to remain fully prepared to handle any emergency situation. Officials were asked to keep a close watch on anti-social elements and individuals likely to create disturbances.
Police officials resolved to ensure the smooth conduct of the festival through coordination, vigilance and effective security arrangements.
The objective is to provide devotees with a safe and peaceful environment so they can perform their prayers and worship the Sun God without चिंता or disruption.
Central Noida Police have emphasised that adequate security and public convenience will remain their top priorities throughout the celebrations.