The Uttar Pradesh government has tightened security in Ayodhya ahead of the consecration ceremony of the Ram Temple by bolstering surveillance across land, air, and water.
The Yogi government has involved technological assistance alongside the deployment of manual agencies to achieve the desired result.
The Yogi government has deployed a huge force of UP Police, including ATS, STF, PAC, and UPSSF, in Ayodhya.
Besides, it has incorporated technologies such as AI, antidrone systems, and CCTV cameras to monitor activities across the city.
Additionally, the NDRF contingent has been deployed along the Sarayu River and ghats. Furthermore, Ayodhya is implementing barcoding for the security of guests. Ayodhya IG Praveen Kumar said here on Saturday that under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's direction, heavy police deployment has been made in Ayodhya for the Ram Mandir's consecration ceremony. The security of the Dham has been divided into two zones, red and yellow.
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