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Security, transport arrangements reviewed

By Staff Reporter • 2011-01-02 • 2 min read

KT NEWS SERVICE JAMMU, Jan 18: In connection with the forthcoming Republic Day function, arrangements in respect of security, transport, traffic and parking of vehicles were discussed at a high level meeting of officers of police and other concerned departments late this evening in the Police Control Room.

Divisional Commissioner, Jammu, Sudhanshu Pandey chaired the meeting.

It was revealed at the meeting that 120 buses will be pressed into service for bringing the student contingents from various city and peripheral educational institutions to the venue for march past and physical displays.

Pandey asked the SSP traffic to identify the spots where vehicles including those of VIPs, student participants and others would be parked on the Republic Day.

While ensuring fool-proof security and smooth flow of traffic, he said that there should be no inconvenience to the public.

Pandey called upon all the departments involved in celebrations to work in unison for making the event a great success.

Rajendra while referring to the recent arrest of the 1995 Republic Day blast accused from Kishtwar said that there would be no compromise on security.

He sought co-operation from the public and stressed on close co-ordination between police, security forces and the participating departments.

Among others, Deputy Commissioner, Jammu, Mandeep K.

Bhandari, SSP Jammu, Manohar Singh, SSP (Security) Johny William and other senior officers of Police, Youth Services and Sports, Revenue, Transport and Traffic also participated.