Guwahati: The celebration of the 75th Independence Day in Assam is expected to be a low key because the threat of Covid-19 is too large.
Security has been estimated throughout the state to prevent unwanted incidents during the celebration, officials said on Saturday.
The maximum warning has been heard along the international border.
The state-level function will be held in an animal playground in Khanapara, where the head of the minister of Himanta Buswa Sarma will lift the national flag and take honorary guards.
This event will be held on a smaller scale with a limited invitation, but with enthusiasm, enthusiasm, and the same enthusiasm as previous years, said an official.
Kamrup Metropolitan Deputy Commissioner, Bisangan Pegu, told TII, “There will be no motorcycle cycle or cultural program.
Only 1,500 spectators are permitted in it.
The chair will be placed in an attachment considering the Covid protocol.” The size of the contingent gate has also been reduced so that they have decreased can maintain social distance.
The main program will be stored briefly, “said Pegu.
The function of the official independence day last year in the city was held at the historical judge field here not Khanapara because of the peak, which was at its peak.
The final touch was given to the Tablea on Saturday.
The camera supervision has been placed in all locations strategic.
dog squad officers and bomb disposal forces are seen conducting a fast operation.
Vigil has increased in Guwahati, especially in the Khanapara area.
City police have clamped part 144 in the Western Police District, thus limiting assembly or movement of people, agitation, demonstrations, procession And slogan shouts in all districts, which include the main areas under Bharalumukh, police Jalukbari and Azara, Gorchuk and Azara Stations without prior permission from competent authorities.
Precautions have increased in the district of sharing international borders and boundaries between countries.
The Security Force border (BSF) has been placed on ‘high warning’ D I along the Indian-Bangladesh border after the input of possible security threats on the independence day of Islamic terrorists based in neighboring countries and Indian rebels operating in the countries sharing international borders, a senior force paramilitary official said on Saturday.