Decorated pillars of the Delhi Metro in front of the Tikri border.
Decorated pillars of the Delhi Metro in front of the Tikri border.
Bahadurgarh: For the G-20 summit that will be held in Delhi, where the country’s capital will be given a beautiful look. At the same time, extensive precautions are taken to ensure the safety of VVIP guests. Many restrictions have been imposed here due to the VVIP movement in New Delhi. Meanwhile, Delhi Police conducted a three-phase dress rehearsal on Saturday. Delhi Police have advised the public not to travel to Delhi during this time to avoid trouble. I was also asked to use the Delhi Metro for the ride.
Preparations for the G-20 meeting in Delhi have also begun in Bahadurgarh. Entry of heavy vehicles into Delhi will be banned from midnight September 7th to midnight September 10th. The main program in Delhi will take place on September 9th, but foreign guests will start arriving in Delhi from September 8th. A traffic diversion plan will be implemented for vehicles. Due to the traffic congestion, additional police personnel will be deployed. Heavy vehicles are sent to the target location via KMP. There will also be rehearsals for the preparations. Where New Delhi is on high alert, Bahadurgarh is also on alert. Special precautions have been taken for monitoring. Paramilitary forces will also be deployed in many places. Delhi Police appealed to people not to travel to New Delhi from September 8th to 10th.
Rail transport will also be affected
The railways have also canceled many trains on the Bahadurgarh route for two days due to the G20 meeting on September 8 and 9 in Delhi. Trains like Sarbat The Bhalla Express, Bhiwani Tilakbridge Express, Rohtak-New Delhi Intercity Express, Intercity Express, Kisan Express, Kurukshetra Express, Jind-New Delhi Passenger, Hisar-New Delhi Express, Delhi-Jakhal Passenger etc. will be canceled by the Railways on September 9th and 10th. was cancelled. While Patalkot Express was diverted from September 7th to September 10th. Some other trains will also be affected.
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