2,500 police personnel to be deployed for Teej at Pashupatinath
Summary
Kathmandu police have rolled out a special security plan at Pashupatinath Temple for Teej, deploying 2,500 personnel in two shifts to manage crowds and protect devotees. CCTV, plainclothes officers and emergency teams have also been positioned to prevent theft and respond to incidents.
Key Points
- 2,500 police personnel will be deployed at Pashupatinath Temple in two shifts for the Teej festival.
- A DSP will lead security at the temple premises, while overall operations will be overseen by a Kathmandu Range commander.
- The plan emphasizes crowd management, protection of women and children, and prevention of theft and pickpocketing.
- Police have installed CCTV cameras and deployed plainclothes officers, and are urging devotees to stay alert about their belongings.
