Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public rally at Kayad Vishram Sthali on February 28, the Rajasthan Police has rolled out an extensive multi-layered security plan. From the main event venue to parking zones and traffic diversions, arrangements are being closely coordinated to ensure smooth conduct of the high-profile programme.
Nearly 2,000 police personnel will be deployed, with five senior IPS officers assigned specific responsibilities for security, crowd management, and law and order.
Senior IPS Officers Assigned Key Responsibilities
The Police Headquarters has deputed five IPS officers for the Prime Minister’s programme:
- Vikas Sharma, DIG (Cyber Crime)
- Abhishek Andaasu, SP Baran
- Ratan Singh, SP Beawar
- Rajesh Meena, SP Tonk
- Mridul Kachhawa, SP Nagaur
Interestingly, Vikas Sharma and Abhishek Andaasu have previously served as trainee officers in Ajmer. All five officers have been entrusted with overseeing security, parking management, and maintaining law and order during the rally. They are scheduled to report to the IG, Ajmer Range, by February 26.
Tight Security at Rally Venue
Given the Prime Minister’s visit, police forces have been mobilised from multiple ranges and districts. Officers at the Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) and Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP) levels have also been deployed for on-ground supervision and coordination.
To further strengthen the security grid, five companies of the Rajasthan Armed Constabulary (RAC) have been stationed for crowd control and sensitive duty points. Special attention is being paid to traffic regulation and designated parking areas to prevent congestion around the venue.
Security Blueprint at a Glance
- 5 IPS Officers – Security, parking, and law & order management
- 2,000+ Police Personnel – Deployed across the rally venue and adjoining areas
- 5 RAC Companies – Crowd control and sensitive zone security
- ASP & DySP Officers – Supervision and coordination duties
The elaborate security setup underscores the high importance of the event, ensuring that the Prime Minister’s rally in Ajmer proceeds without disruption.
