The Delhi Police on Sunday intensified security in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) and imposed Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) in outer Delhi to prevent gatherings near city borders ahead of the scheduled "Delhi Chalo" march by farmers on February 13, police officers aware of the matter said. Section 144 may be extended to other districts as well, police added.
Senior officers said a meeting was held over the weekend with the home ministry to discuss the protest and the measures taken by police to avoid entry of farmers into the city. Officers from the special cell and the crime branch have been asked to keep a check on "anti-national elements" or "cyber threats". Police also put up additional pickets, barricades, roadblocks and other temporary and semi-permanent structures around the Tikri, Singhu and DND borders.
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