Executive Summary
- Security in the city of Mysuru has been intensified as a precautionary measure following a recent blast in Delhi.
- Ten police check-posts have been established at the city’s entry and exit points to inspect vehicles and verify identities.
- Key public areas, including tourist sites, transport hubs, and hotels, are under increased surveillance and security checks.
Mysuru City Police have implemented heightened security measures across the city as a precautionary response to a recent blast near the Red Fort in Delhi. According to a press release from the police commissioner’s office, the increased security is intended to safeguard the city and maintain public peace.
Authorities have established a total of 10 check-posts at key entry and exit points to monitor traffic. Deployed personnel from the armed police, civil police, and traffic divisions are conducting inspections of vehicles and verifying the identity of individuals entering Mysuru.
Security has also been tightened at high-traffic public locations, including the Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hill Temple, and the Exhibition Grounds. Officials have installed additional door frame metal detectors and separate frisking points for men and women to enhance safety at these sites.
Furthermore, frequent Anti-Sabotage checks are being conducted at bus stands, railway stations, shopping complexes, and malls to detect any suspicious activities. All hotels, lodges, and homestays are also being inspected, with police verifying the details and purpose of visit for all new occupants.
In addition to physical security, authorities have intensified social media monitoring to screen for derogatory posts and have warned that strict action will be taken against individuals involved in such activities. The police commissioner’s office reiterated that all measures are precautionary and designed to prevent any unforeseen incidents.