Sawan Jhulanotsav festival begins in Ayodhya; Three-layer security system established

Ayodhya: The Sawan Jhulanotsav festival in Ram Nagri Ayodhya is set to start on 27 July. Today marks the third day of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Sawan. Between 15 to 20 lakh pilgrims are expected to visit Ayodhya during the fair. The district administration is prepared for their safety and comfort. Large throngs of worshippers assemble at the Ram Janmabhoomi temple. The temple's security is being enhanced even more. The 70-acre temple area will be overseen by 850 CCTV cameras. Three thousand security officers will secure the area. SP Security Balramchari Dubey stated that the CCTV cameras set up in the Ram Janmabhoomi area are linked to the Control Command Centre. The security staff will monitor all actions from that location. The cameras feature advanced technology such as facial recognition, movement tracking, and low-light visibility. This indicates that the cameras can identify faces, monitor movement, and even function in darkness. Drone cameras will monitor on specific occasions as well. In the event of any questionable activity, an alert will be triggered immediately, and the security personnel will respond. Plainclothes soldiers have been stationed around the Ram temple as well. Merchants near the temple have also been instructed to stay vigilant. If the crowd grows, the choice to extend the queue for darshan will be made with the approval of the Ram temple trust. An alternative path has also been mapped out. Investigations are also underway in and around the temple grounds. Safety is paramount. Every circumstance can be managed through technology, law enforcement, and individuals. All devotees can experience darshan without any fear. The SP mentioned that the Ram temple complex is encircled by a three-layer security system. The initial circle will be located on key routes such as Rampath, Ramkot, and Dharmpath. The second enclosure will be located on the temple's outer perimeter. The most powerful and third enclosure will be located in the inner area and the sanctum sanctorum. The security of the temple complex will be a joint effort by the ATS, RAF, SSF, CRPF, PAC, and local police. The Ram temple complex is enclosed by a security system with three levels. There will be three forms of security surrounding the temple. The initial circle will focus on the key entry points such as Rampath, Ramkot, and Dharmpath. "That is, the primary paths present will prioritize security." The second enclosure will be located on the outer edge of the temple. The third and most rigorous security perimeter will be in the sanctum sanctorum and the interior region.