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Mumbai Police Turn Lalbaug-Chinchpokli Into Security Zone Ahead Of Chintamani Ganpati Arrival Ceremony

Mumbai: The Mumbai Police have made elaborate security arrangements ahead of the arrival ceremony of Chinchpokli’s Chintamani Ganpati, with the Lalbaug–Chinchpokli area taking on the appearance of a police fortress. Police Presence Increased Around Kalachowki Signal Area Several Ganpati mandals across Mumbai are scheduled to bring their idols on Saturday. Preparations for the grand arrival of…

Mumbai Police Turn Lalbaug-Chinchpokli Into Security Zone Ahead Of Chintamani Ganpati Arrival Ceremony

Mumbai Police have bolstered security measures in the Lalbaug-Chinchpokli area ahead of the Chintamani Ganpati arrival ceremony. The region is resembling a police stronghold, with a significant increase in police presence around the Kalachowki signal area.

Several Ganpati mandals in Mumbai are set to bring their idols on Saturday, and the Chinchpokli area has been thoroughly secured since Friday.

Around 800 to 1,000 police personnel are anticipated to be present during the ceremony. Maharashtra has intensified rescue efforts to aid tourists stranded in Nepal and China due to route disruptions.

The police have heightened vigilance in the Parel area following recent tensions, ensuring a secure environment to avert any potential incidents. Expect a large gathering of devotees for the Chintamani Ganpati arrival, prompting police to implement various precautions for a seamless event.

Mumbai Police, Rapid Action Force (RAF), and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel will also be stationed in the area. Iron barricades line the road dividers from Lalbaug to Kalachowki towards the Parel Workshop, with green curtains covering them for crowd management.

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