CM Yogi inspects venue for seamless execution of event
Lucknow: Chief minister
Yogi Adityanath
on Saturday evening visited the Defence Expo Ground in Lucknow to review preparations for one of the largest-ever police appointment ceremonies in the state's history.
Union home minister
Amit Shah
will attend the event and hand over appointment letters to 60,244 newly selected constables of the Uttar Pradesh Police.
The CM conducted a detailed inspection of the arrangements and held discussions with senior administrative and police officials to ensure that every aspect of the programme — from security protocols to logistics and public convenience — is in place. He issued clear directions to ensure seamless execution, crowd management, and public safety during the high-profile event.
Principal secretary (home) Sanjay Prasad, DGP Rajeev Krishna, and Lucknow police commissioner Amrendra Sengar accompanied the CM.
Earlier in the day, the DGP conducted a separate inspection of the venue and reviewed multi-layered security arrangements being put in place for the event. Special security protocols have been designed, with personnel deployment from various units, installation of CCTV cameras, metal detectors, and anti-sabotage checks across the premises.
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Disaster response teams, fire units, and medical emergency services will also be on standby.
Volunteers and additional police teams will be stationed to assist attendees and manage the event's logistics. A dedicated area for VVIP movement has been demarcated, and security drills have already been initiated ahead of the home minister's arrival.
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