Uttarakhand has made extensive security arrangements for the Legislative Assembly session, with around 1,500 personnel assigned to the operation, IG Law and Order Nilesh Aanand Bharne said.
The deployment includes 7 companies of the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) in Chamoli district. The wider security plan also involves the fire brigade, wireless communication units and the Local Intelligence Unit (LIU).
Barricades and movement arrangements
Authorities have installed about 14 barricades as part of the security plan. Bharne said care had been taken to ensure that the barricades would not obstruct legislators travelling to perform their constitutional duties.
The arrangements are intended to provide security around the session while allowing elected representatives to move without hindrance. The statement did not provide details about the session’s schedule, venue or any specific threat.
Security teams involved
The PAC forms the main listed deployment in Chamoli district. Fire brigade personnel, wireless communication teams and the LIU are also included in the arrangements, indicating separate roles for emergency response, communications and intelligence support.
No information was provided about arrests, injuries, disruptions or any security incident linked to the session. The latest available statement focused on preparations and the movement of legislators.
Conclusion
Uttarakhand’s Assembly session security plan includes around 1,500 personnel, 7 PAC companies in Chamoli, support units and 14 barricades designed to protect the area without blocking legislators’ movement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who announced the Assembly session security arrangements?
Nilesh Aanand Bharne, Uttarakhand’s IG Law and Order, announced the arrangements.
Q. How many personnel are involved in the security arrangements?
Around 1,500 personnel are engaged in security for the Assembly session.
Q. How many PAC companies have been deployed in Chamoli?
7 companies of the Provincial Armed Constabulary have been deployed in Chamoli district.
Q. Which units are supporting the security plan?
The plan includes the PAC, fire brigade, wireless communication units and the Local Intelligence Unit.
Q. How many barricades have been installed?
About 14 barricades have been set up.
Q. Will the barricades block legislators’ movement?
Officials said the barricades were arranged so they would not obstruct legislators travelling to fulfil their constitutional duties.
