Agra: Nearly 4,000 police personnel have been deployed at Aligarh because many VIPs are expected to attend ‘Terahlvin’ (rituals conducted on the 13th day after death to mark the last day of mourning) from former minister of Uttar Pradesh Kaly, Kalyan Singh on September 1, Ancellest Village Madhauli located.
Many other VIPs, including the steel Union Minister and Rural Development Faggan Singh Kulaste and Minister of State for Rural Development and Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution of Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti, will also visit.
City Magistrate Vineet Kumar Singh said, “When thousands of people are expected to attend the rituals to be held at KMV Inter College on Wednesday, two separate parking areas have been allocated to the public and VIP.
All areas have been divided into five zones and 12 sectors.” Speaking With TOI, SP (City) of Singh Punawawat, “4,000 police, including 3,000 of neighboring districts Mathura, Agra, Firozabad and Kasganj, will be on duty.
In addition, three companies from Constabulary Armed Province (PAC) will also be deployed.” While Briefing officials in the city, District Judge Selva Kumari emphasized the proper behavior of every official of the people who visited the event.
“No one will leave their assignment area until the event peaked,” he ordered.
Hang out with a similar view, SSP Kalanidhi Naithani asked the police in charge of being polite to the visitors.
“There shouldn’t be left-handed with anyone,” he said.
After he died at the hospital in Lucknow on August 21, the remnants of Fana Kalyan Singh, who was also Governor of Rajasthan, was taken to his home town, Aligarh and then taken to his home village Atruli.
Singh was cremated with a full state of the country on the edge of the Ganga in Bulandshahr on August 23 before several leaders.