Ayodhya turns high-security zone: ATS, IPS, PPS, and AI tech enforce vigilant presence

• Ayodhya undergoes a security makeover, resembling a cantonment, ahead of the Ram Mandir Pran Pratistha ceremony
• Security measures include ATS commandos, UP Police, NDRF, and PAC personnel, with the assistance of a private security agency
• AI technology enhances surveillance capabilities, allowing swift identification of potential threats during the event

As Ayodhya gears up for the Ram Mandir Pran Pratistha ceremony, the city has undergone a comprehensive security makeover, resembling a cantonment with heightened vigilance. The security apparatus includes ATS commandos, UP Police, NDRF, and PAC personnel, supplemented by the assistance of a private security agency. With 8,000 guests and numerous devotees expected, security arrangements extend from the city's entry point to the Ram Temple, featuring Blackcat commandos, armored vehicles, and drones. Ayodhya has been divided into Red and Yellow Zones, employing a significant force of police officers, constables, and private security personnel, with AI technology enhancing surveillance capabilities.

In anticipation of the Ram Mandir Pran Pratistha, Ayodhya has been transformed into a high-security zone, resembling a cantonment, with extensive security measures in place. The security deployment involves a multifaceted approach, featuring ATS commandos, UP Police, NDRF, and PAC personnel. For the first time, a private security agency, SIS, has been enlisted to reinforce security arrangements. The private security agency is incorporating AI technology, utilizing a database of criminals provided by UP Police. Through AI surveillance, any suspicious individual approaching the temple premises can be swiftly identified, ensuring a proactive response to potential security threats.