Archive · 3 Sep 2026
Delhi Police Coordinates Security Plans Ahead of BRICS Summit
Delhi Police held a meeting to prepare for the BRICS Summit.
The summit is scheduled for September 11 to 13.
Police teams from Delhi and nearby states discussed how to keep people safe.
They will share information about suspicious people, vehicles, drones, and other flying objects.
They also planned border checks and traffic restrictions.
Police want people traveling through Delhi to use alternate routes when needed.
Traffic officials explained these plans to lawyers and court visitors.
Officials said they would work together while trying to cause as little inconvenience as possible.
Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar chaired an interstate coordination meeting ahead of the September 11–13 BRICS Summit.
Police officials discussed intelligence sharing, border checks, traffic regulation, and verification of suspicious people and vehicles.
Authorities planned measures concerning drones, other flying objects, unauthorized border entry, and traffic restrictions.
Officers from Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chandigarh agreed to coordinate with Delhi Police.
Delhi Traffic Police briefed court bar associations on traffic and parking plans intended to reduce inconvenience around major courts.
- Who
- Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar, Delhi Police officials, and senior officers from Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chandigarh.
- What
- Authorities held an interstate coordination meeting and planned security, border-checking, and traffic measures for the BRICS Summit.
- When
- The coordination meeting was held on Thursday; the BRICS Summit is scheduled for September 11 to 13.
- Where
- The meeting took place at Delhi Police Headquarters, with related traffic planning covering Delhi and areas around the courts and summit venue.
- Why
- To strengthen cooperation among law enforcement agencies, help ensure an incident-free summit, and minimize inconvenience to the public.
- Summit dates
- September 11 to 13
- Meeting location
- Delhi Police Headquarters
- Meeting chair
- Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar
- Participating jurisdictions
- Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chandigarh
- Security issues
- Border checks, suspicious people and vehicles, drones, other flying objects, and unauthorized intrusion
- Traffic planning
- Restrictions, alternate routes, and arrangements for non-destined vehicles
- Court outreach
- Delhi Traffic Police briefed the Supreme Court, High Court, and Patiala House Court bar associations