Hitech, Impregnable Security Plan Put In Place For Ram Temple In Ayodhya

Ayodhya, November 27 (TNA) Security of Ram temple will be like that of the President and Parliament House in which modern equipment will be used, not guns. For the security of the Ram temple, CISF has also suggested installing a special security grill, which will be made only for the temple.

CISF has prepared a comprehensive security plan in which special focus has been given to eight points. Modern security equipment will be used more in the security of Ram temple. Gunmen will be less visible on the premises, yet security will be impenetrable. CISF gave important suggestions to the state government, after which the security plan for Ram temple was readied. Now its implementation has also started.

According to sources, every detail has been kept in mind in the security plan of the Ram Mandir complex. CISF has given security-related suggestions, especially after assessing the crowd and threat perception. CISF was chosen for this work because this central force has experience in the security of Tirupati Temple, Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, Gorakhnath Temple, Mahakaleshwar Temple, Kashi Vishwanath Temple and Mahabodhi.

To prepare threat perception for the security of the Ram temple, inputs were taken from different agencies including local police and intelligence agencies. A complete blueprint has also been prepared for how crowd control should be done for the temple.

A special security grill will be installed in the Ram temple

For the security of the Ram temple, CISF has also suggested installing a special security grill, which will be made only for the temple. According to the map of the temple, it has been suggested to deploy security forces there and CISF has also recommended forming a special team to keep a watch on them. Special care has been taken to ensure that the security of the campus is at its highest level. CISF has also included in its suggestions the aspect of training the security forces deployed in the temple premises as per the circumstances that change from time to time.

Special focus on these eight points: threat perception and risk analysis, access control, how much force is needed for security, fire safety, document safety, internal intelligence, emergency safety measures, crowd control management procedure and staff fire safety training.