Security Tightened In Delhi For Modi's Rally; CCTV On All Routes Leading To Venue, Snipers Atop Buildings

Sniffer dogs and metal detectors have been brought for security purposes for the rally at the Ramlila Maidan where the Prime Minister is scheduled to arrive and deliver a speech shortly before the afternoon.

The security in Delhi has been tightened on Sunday ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally at Ramlila Maidan scheduled to begin shortly before the afternoon.

New Delhi: The security in Delhi has been tightened on Sunday ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rally at Ramlila Maidan scheduled to begin shortly before the afternoon. To ensure safety, additional units of the Delhi Police, Rapid Action Force (RAF) among others have been deployed at the rally scheduled for today. Ahead of PM's arrival at the venue, sniffer dogs and metal detectors have been brought for security purposes for the rally. The Prime Minister is scheduled to arrive and deliver a speech shortly before the afternoon. Meanwhile, the Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) had issued an advisory for the public, keeping in mind the rally. Also Watch | Amid CAA protests, Delhi gears up for PM Modi's mega rally Through the advisory, the Joint CP advised the motorists and the general public to avoid routes which are closed for commercial vehicles. The security at the borders of the national capital has also been tightened, with vehicle checking being conducted, in lieu of the protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) being organised at the Jantar Mantar today. Modi will be addressing a public rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan, which was organised by the BJP thanking the Prime Minister for the decision of regularising unauthorised colonies in the Delhi. According to party leaders, a huge crowd is expected to attend the rally scheduled to begin shortly before afternoon. Also Watch | Huge cutouts of BJP's seven MPs placed at Ramlila Maidan During his today's address, the Prime Minister is likely to speak on the party's promise of giving ownership rights to close to 40 lakh residents of unauthorised colonies in the national capital, which has been fulfilled through a recent decision. While the party has been focusing on making the public meeting a grand success, the administration has made elaborate arrangements for security in view of the recent protests in the national capital over the issue of Citizenship Amendment Act.