Ayodhya is bustling with devotees as millions of Hindus fulfill their dream of seeing Bala Ramayya after 500 years. However, the celebrations are overshadowed by a security threat. Reports indicate that terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed has threatened to bomb the temple. In response, security measures around the Sri Rama Mandir and other significant sites in Ayodhya have been intensified.
SSP Raj Karan Nayyar personally inspected the security arrangements at the temple and the Maharshi Valmiki Airport. He has ordered a reinforcement of both manual and electronic surveillance to ensure the safety of the devotees and the city.
SSP Nayyar emphasized that Ayodhya's security is already robust, with continuous inspections and monitoring. He mentioned that the city has been divided into smaller sections, each managed by senior gazetted officers to ensure thorough security coverage.
CCTV Coverage in Every Corner The temple complex is heavily guarded, with security personnel from police and PAC companies overseeing the safety. Additionally, significant installations across the city have special security measures in place. CCTV cameras are installed throughout Ayodhya, providing real-time input to facilitate necessary arrangements.
The recent bomb threat from Jaish-e-Mohammed has placed Ayodhya on high alert. Police officials assure that Ayodhya is more secure than ever, likening it to an impregnable fortress. They are taking all necessary steps to safeguard against any potential threat, particularly focusing on the protection of the Sri Rama Mandir.
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