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Deepavali Security Intensified Across Coimbatore; 900 Police Personnel Deployed, 10 Surveillance Towers Set Up
SimpliCity News Team · 1 hour ago

Coimbatore: Coimbatore City Police have deployed 900 personnel across the city as part of intensified security arrangements for Deepavali, aimed at ensuring the public celebrates the festival safely and peacefully.
On the directions of Coimbatore City Police Commissioner R.V. Ramya Bharathi, IPS, comprehensive security measures have been put in place under the supervision of Deputy Commissioners of Police (North, South and Traffic).
A total of 180 police personnel have been deployed at crowded locations, including Gandhipuram, Cross Cut Road, 100 Feet Road, bus stands, railway stations, Big Bazaar Street, Town Hall and Oppanakara Street. Public announcements and safety awareness messages are also being broadcast through public address systems at 10 locations.
Ten surveillance towers have been installed at key locations, while 112 traffic police personnel have been deployed to regulate traffic and ensure smooth movement of the public. Surveillance is also being carried out through advanced CCTV cameras installed in police control rooms and police stations.
For intensified patrolling, 59 two-wheelers and 28 four-wheelers have been deployed across key areas. Additional personnel have been stationed at major junctions and 11 check posts, while vehicle checks and surveillance have been intensified at 22 key locations. The police are also using the FRS application to identify and monitor habitual offenders and prevent criminal activities.
Foot patrols are being conducted at crowded locations across all police station limits under the supervision of seven Assistant Commissioners and 20 Inspectors. Additionally, 44 male and female crime prevention personnel in plain clothes have been deployed to monitor crowds and prevent offences during the festive season.
The city police have intensified security measures across Coimbatore to prevent criminal activities and maintain law and order during the Deepavali celebrations.

