Strict security arrangements in Delhi for BRICS Summit with 25000 personnel deployed and 22 routes diverted

Extensive security arrangements have been put in place in Delhi for the upcoming BRICS Summit. The two-day event will see participation from heads of state or representatives of 21 countries, leading to massive security deployment across the national capital.

The national capital of Delhi is all set to host the upcoming BRICS Summit. The two-day conference will witness the participation of heads of state or their representatives from a total of 21 countries. Leaders from major nations including Russia, China, South Africa, and Brazil are expected to attend this high-profile global event. In view of this, comprehensive and stringent security arrangements have been implemented across the national capital to ensure smooth proceedings.

 

Bharat Mandapam and Hotels Converted into Fortresses
 The main venue, Bharat Mandapam, along with 11 major hotels across the city, has been converted into impregnable fortresses. These 11 hotels have been designated for the accommodation of BRICS delegates and foreign dignitaries, with heavy security cordons established around them. To maintain foolproof security, a total of 25000 security personnel have been deployed on the ground. Additionally, plans include the deployment of 100 NSG commandos and 30 DCP-rank officers to handle specialized security operations.

 

Traffic Management and Route Diversions
 Alongside security, extensive measures have been taken to manage vehicular movement across the city. Authorities are closely monitoring 35 key routes in Delhi, as delegates from various nations are expected to travel through these corridors. Central Delhi is set to experience near curfew-like conditions for two days due to the movement restrictions. However, prominent commercial hubs like Connaught Place and Chandni Chowk will remain open, while traffic diversions will be enforced across 22 routes to facilitate the smooth passage of official convoys.

What this means for you
The security and traffic restrictions in Delhi during the BRICS Summit will directly impact daily commuters and local residents.

  - In Delhi: Traffic diversions across 22 routes in Central Delhi will cause significant commuting delays for residents over the two-day period. While commercial areas like Connaught Place and Chandni Chowk will remain open, travelers should review traffic advisories before heading out.

  - Across India: Passengers flying into or transiting through the national capital for the high-profile international event should expect heightened security checks and longer waiting periods at transit hubs.

Why this happened
The extensive security deployment and traffic restrictions implemented in Delhi for the BRICS Summit are driven by several critical operational factors.

  - Presence of Global Leaders: The summit involves heads of state and representatives from 21 countries, including Russia, China, South Africa, and Brazil, necessitating the highest tier of security protocols.

  - Protection of Key Venues: Securing the primary venue Bharat Mandapam alongside 11 designated hotels required the deployment of 25000 personnel and NSG commandos to prevent any potential security risks.

  - VVIP Transit Management: To ensure unhindered movement for international delegations, authorities identified 35 critical routes and implemented traffic diversions across 22 corridors to manage congestion safely.

Questions & Answers

1. Representatives from how many countries are attending the BRICS Summit in Delhi?
Heads of state or representatives from a total of 21 countries are attending the two-day summit.

2. How many security personnel have been deployed for the summit?
A total of 25000 security personnel, along with 100 NSG commandos and 30 DCPs, have been deployed for security.

3. Where is the main summit taking place?
The primary venue for the summit is Bharat Mandapam.

4. Will Connaught Place and Chandni Chowk remain open during the event?
Yes, prominent commercial areas like Connaught Place and Chandni Chowk will remain open.

5. How many hotels have been designated for foreign delegates?
A total of 11 major hotels in Delhi have been prepared for the accommodation of visiting delegates.

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