Maha Shivratri: Final Preparations for ‘Shivji Ki Savari’ Procession in Vadodara

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Maha Shivratri: Final Preparations for ‘Shivji Ki Savari’ Procession in Vadodara

Synopsis

As Vadodara prepares for the 'Shivji Ki Savari' procession on Maha Shivratri, police emphasize security and collaboration with organizers. A meeting was held to plan for crowd management and emergency responses while adhering to sound regulations. The department aims to ensure a safe and joyous celebration for all devotees.

Key Takeaways

  • Vadodara City Police ensures security for Maha Shivratri.
  • Collaboration with multiple departments is underway.
  • Strict adherence to sound system regulations mandated.
  • Event security sensitive to ongoing public examinations.
  • Commitment to maintaining law and order during celebrations.

Vadodara, Feb 24 (NationPress) As the city gears up for the magnificent ‘Shivji Ki Savari’ procession during Maha Shivratri, the Vadodara City Police are actively managing security and coordination efforts. To ensure a peaceful atmosphere, senior police officials convened a vital meeting with the event organizers.

The police stressed the significance of maintaining order while allowing devotees to participate with zeal. Both parties have committed to collaborating for a smooth and safe celebration.

Vadodara Police Commissioner Narsimha Komar stated that preparations are already underway. Coordination will involve not only the police but also officials from the Collector’s Office, Municipal Corporation, Power Company, Fire Safety Department, and Health Department.

A comprehensive meeting took place on Monday to outline security protocols, crowd management strategies, and emergency response plans. The police assured close cooperation with the organizers to prevent any disturbances and ensure a secure environment for attendees.

Regarding sound systems, the police have mandated strict compliance with the Supreme Court and Home Department directives. Organizers are required to secure prior police approval before deploying sound equipment, with discussions having occurred with DJ operators at the ACP-DCP level to ensure adherence.

Furthermore, while a local MLA has invited the Chief Minister, police officials stated that there is currently no official confirmation of his presence at the Maha Aarti.

With Maha Shivratri coinciding with ongoing examinations, police have pledged to ensure that security arrangements are considerate of both the festival and public needs.

The Vadodara City Police are dedicated to upholding law and order, preventing any incidents, and ensuring that devotees can enjoy the grand event in peace. The police force, part of the Gujarat Police Department, is structured with various specialized units, including the Detection of Crime Branch (DCB), Special Operations Group (SOG), and Cyber Crime Cell, each focusing on different aspects of policing and crime prevention.