Kolkata: Kolkata police will take advantage of last year’s experience when entering a pandal is prohibited from writing the planned control of the Puja crowd this year.
On Saturday, Lalbazar discussed the length of two challenges – controlling visitors at the barricade to stop excessive crowding near the entrance to the Pandal and ensure a party thank you who entered the main puja zone such as Rashbehari Avenue in the south and Rabindra saran-cr avenue in the north.
Disciplined way without affecting the flow of traffic.
Because entering the pandal will be banned, more people are expected to drive and peek into a pandal and idols of the car itself.
This might cause blockages in front of the pandal, it is feared.
While the coordination meeting of the organizers in Jadavpur, Behala and the port area has been completed, the police tend to meet them in the middle and North Kolkata on Monday.
After that, senior officers, led by Commissioner Somen Mitra, will conduct the main pandal round.
Even though the ban on entering Pandal, the police expect Hopper Pandal, especially young children, to go to the road.
“From Sasthi to Nabami last year, we saw a large number of young people with a pandal.
In Chetla Agrani in the South Park or Kumartuli in the north, we must ask people to continue moving and stop crowding in obstacles.
We hope more people this year because of a lot vaccinated, “said an officer.
Organizers such as Tunal Barowari in North Park and Hindusthan in the south say they want the police to suggest ways to control crowding in the barricade.
“We have decided not to block the path of approach to pandal in any way that can affect dispersal,” said Abhishek Bhattacharya from Tunal Barowari.
The door of the Sengupta of 66 Pally said visitors would not be allowed to hang out near the pandal.
What caused crowding at the Pandal Barikade last year was a trend to take selfies and post them on social media.
The police have decided to keep 25-50 men in each of the city’s main pues.
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