Tirupur: The Tirupur district police have beefed up security across the district ahead of Vinayagar Chaturthi celebrations on Monday.
According to police, over 1,000 police personnel, excluding home guards (HG), have been deployed across the district as part of security measures. Police pickets have also been set up at important junctions in the city. Vehicle checks will be conducted at check posts.
Police personnel will conduct night patrols and keep a close watch during the procession of idols.
“Part of the police force will also be deployed in religious places and large public gathering places such as bus stands, theatres, and market areas in order to prevent any crimes,” the police sources said.
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According to police, over 1,000 police personnel, excluding home guards (HG), have been deployed across the district as part of security measures. Police pickets have also been set up at important junctions in the city. Vehicle checks will be conducted at check posts.
Police personnel will conduct night patrols and keep a close watch during the procession of idols.
“Part of the police force will also be deployed in religious places and large public gathering places such as bus stands, theatres, and market areas in order to prevent any crimes,” the police sources said.
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