Security arrangements have been significantly tightened at Halwara airport in Ludhiana ahead of the scheduled visit of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and his Delhi counterpart Arvind Kejriwal on Monday. The authorities have deployed additional police personnel and set up multiple checkpoints to ensure smooth proceedings.
Enhanced Security Measures
According to Ludhiana police officials, a comprehensive security plan has been put in place, covering the airport premises and surrounding areas. Snipers have been positioned at strategic locations, and bomb disposal squads are on standby. The traffic on roads leading to the airport has been regulated to avoid any untoward incident.
Deployment of Forces
More than 500 police personnel, including commandos and quick reaction teams, have been deployed. The district administration has also roped in the local intelligence unit to monitor activities. The security cover extends to the route from the airport to the venue where the leaders are expected to address a public meeting.
This visit is part of the ongoing political engagements in Punjab, with both leaders expected to discuss key issues. The tight security underscores the importance of the event and the need to maintain law and order.
