Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Hyderabad Ganesh Immersion Route Inspected Ahead of Safety Deployment
Officials checked the Ganesh immersion route in Hyderabad to make it safer.
The route is about 19 kilometres long.
Many government departments and police officials took part in the inspection.
About 20,000 police personnel will help manage the event.
Cameras will watch the route from a command centre.
Special teams will help respond to emergencies and protect people.
Organisers were asked to move idols on time and avoid electrical dangers during the rains.
Police also asked the public to cooperate.
A multi-department team inspected Hyderabad’s 19-kilometre Ganesh immersion procession route on Tuesday.
Around 20,000 police personnel will be deployed across the city, with CCTV monitoring from the command centre.
Quick response teams, dog squads, anti-chain-snatching teams and SHE Teams will be stationed along the route.
Officials reviewed height restrictions, overhead clearances and road conditions from Balapur to Telugu Thalli Flyover.
Police urged organisers to send idols for immersion on time and follow safety guidelines, especially because of rain-related electrical hazards.
- Who
- Hyderabad city police, GHMC, HYDRAA, R&B and other department officials, led publicly by Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar.
- What
- Officials inspected the 19-kilometre Ganesh immersion procession route and reviewed security and safety arrangements.
- When
- On Tuesday.
- Where
- From the Balapur Ganesh pandal through Chandrayangutta, Falaknuma, Charminar and M.J. Market to Telugu Thalli Flyover in Hyderabad.
- Why
- To assess route conditions and prepare safety, security and crowd-management measures for the Ganesh immersion procession.
- Route length
- 19 kilometres
- Police deployment
- Around 20,000 personnel
- Monitoring
- CCTV surveillance from the command centre
- Special teams
- Quick response teams, dog squads, anti-chain-snatching teams and SHE Teams
- Inspection points
- Height restrictions, overhead clearances and road conditions
- Safety advice
- Organisers were asked to depart on time and prevent electrical hazards during the rains
- Route
- Balapur Ganesh pandal to Telugu Thalli Flyover