Central Zone DCP K. Shilpa Valli and other officials during the meeting | Photo Loan: with arrangement
Considering the Ganesh Festival, Haydarabad police led the detailed security and security measures to comply with the organizers to comply with strict rules to provide peaceful and incidentless celebrations. At a coordination meeting held with the Central Regional Mandap Organizers on Tuesday, police commissioner K. Shilpa Valli emphasized day wake up in the pandals, fire safety equipment in every place, functional CCTV cameras and appropriate facilities for dedicated facilities.
Each pandal, festival idol installation, immersion, fire extinguishers and sand buckets ready to prevent fire accidents and MCBs with the properly fixed electrical cables should be found, he said. He also directed that the pandals should not be built in unauthorized or unstable places.
Safety arrangements include measures to install CCTV cameras and to prevent theft, especially at night. Organizers have been instructed to secure valuable items such as cash and ornaments and ensure that no pandal remains unattended. For dedicated, barricades, tail lines, separate entrance and output paths and general address systems are mandatory. In order to avoid confusion, special queues for women and open signs should also be arranged.
Cultural and religious programs are allowed only by the pre -approval of the police commissioner. The DCP clearly stated that noise pollution rules should be complied with and that obscene performances or provocative conversations will not be tolerated.
The police, who organized certain electrical security instructions, banned mandap facilities under power lines or near the transformers and enabled all cables to be performed only by licensed electricians. Appropriate insulation, ELCBs and MCBs are compulsory, while the use of cables or bad quality joints, such as non -secure applications are strictly prohibited.
The DCP concluded the meeting and applied to the organizers for full cooperation to ensure that the festival is celebrated with joy, peaceful and unwanted events. In case of emergency, citizens were reminded of 112.
Published – 27 August 2025 07:59
