The district administration has finalized grand preparations for Diwali, Kali Puja, and Chhath festivals. High-ranking officials met on Saturday to review safety and civic arrangements.
Deputy Commissioner Rajiv Ranjan chaired the crucial security meeting alongside Senior Superintendent of Police Dr. Ehtesham Waquarib. Top civic, police, and corporate officials attended the strategic gathering.
Authorities issued strict directives regarding citywide security, law enforcement, and ghat management. Officials mandated valid licenses and strict fire safety measures for all firecracker sellers.
Fire tenders will stand ready at major markets, including the busy Aam Bagan area. The Food Safety Department will conduct intensive raids to stop food adulteration.
Officials ordered immediate steps against traders selling contaminated items to protect public health. Safety directives focus heavily on Kali Puja idol immersion sites and traditional routes.
Committees must ensure clean riverbanks, sturdy barricading, adequate lighting, and tight security during immersions. Traffic police will implement a special movement plan to prevent festival congestion.
Work teams will clean all major Chhath ghats and repair approach roads promptly. Devotees will receive access to drinking water, temporary toilets, changing rooms, and lighting.
Authorities are monitoring river water levels closely to identify and mark deep zones. Teams will mark dangerous spots with red flags to protect visiting worshipers.
Trained divers, rescue boats, and life jackets will remain deployed at vulnerable riverfronts. Control room operators will monitor crowd movements using CCTV cameras and aerial drones.
Departments must coordinate closely to complete all ground preparations well before the festivities start. Admin officials aim to guarantee a smooth, peaceful experience for every resident.
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