Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Police Commissioner Inspects Nizamabad Festival Security
The police chief in Nizamabad, India, went to a village festival to check how safe it would be.
He looked at where people would walk, where cars would go, and where emergency vehicles could move.
He told police to keep an eye on crowds, especially women, children, and older people.
He also said they would use cameras and drones to watch the festival.
Everyone was asked to follow traffic rules and call the police if they saw something strange.
Police Commissioner P. Sai Chaitanya inspected festival security on Sunday.
He reviewed procession routes, traffic diversion points, and parking areas.
Commissioner ordered CCTV, drone surveillance, pickets, mobile patrols, She Teams, and traffic police to coordinate.
Emphasis was placed on protecting women, children, and senior citizens and ensuring ambulance access.
Public was urged to cooperate with traffic diversions and report suspicious activity.
- Who
- Police Commissioner P. Sai Chaitanya
- What
- Inspected security and traffic arrangements for a village festival
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Nizamabad city
- Why
- To ensure smooth, peaceful conduct and safety of attendees
- Location
- Nizamabad city
- Event
- Village festival
- Inspector
- P. Sai Chaitanya
- Security measures
- CCTV, drones, pickets, mobile patrols, She Teams, traffic police
- Focus
- Safety of women, children, senior citizens