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Delhi Police deploys 15,000 for BRICS Summit
The Economic Times··10 Sept
Delhi Police will deploy about 15,000 personnel and 200 paramilitary companies for the BRICS Summit on September 12 and 13. Special Commissioner Manish Kumar Agrawal said more than 500 CCTV cameras will cover key areas. Traffic curbs for dignitary movement run from September 10 to about September 14. Coordination covers airports, hotels and summit routes, police said.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Residents should expect traffic advisories and temporary restrictions around summit routes from September 10 to about September 14.
- Access rules tighten at Bharat Mandapam, hotels hosting guests, and linked airport corridors.
- Commuters in New Delhi zones with extra CCTV coverage may face slower convoy clearances during those days.
What's Happening
- About 15,000 Delhi Police personnel and 200 paramilitary companies are planned for the summit.
- More than 500 CCTV cameras will monitor key areas, officers said.
- The BRICS Summit is scheduled at Bharat Mandapam on September 12 and 13.
How Summit Security Is Built
- China confirmed President Xi Jinping will attend the New Delhi summit on September 12-13.
- Police said multi-agency drills involve the Home Ministry, External Affairs, NSG and CAPFs.
- Surveillance mixes 4K, 2K, facial-recognition and number-plate cameras linked to a monitoring room.
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