PM MODI IN BENGALURU: ELABORATE SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS MADE; FEW TRAINS CANCELLED, DIVERTED
Robust Security Deployment Across Bengaluru
In preparation for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Bengaluru on August 10, 2025, the Karnataka Police Department has deployed an extensive security apparatus involving over 10,000 personnel. The forces include:
Four Joint Police Commissioners
12 Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCP)
50 Assistant Commissioners (ACP)
200 Police Inspectors and 650 Sub-Inspectors
Large contingents of police constables and reserve forces
Numerous personnel in plain clothes monitoring key locations
Barricades and 50+ check posts have been strategically positioned citywide, especially near key event venues such as the Ragigudda Metro Station, Bommasandra Metro Line, and Majestic Railway Station. Vehicle checks commenced days earlier, with suspicious movements under constant surveillance. Critical points like city outskirts and approach routes have heavy police presence safeguarding the PM’s convoy.
Train Cancellations and Diversions
Several railway services have been impacted with cancellations and diversions to accommodate heightened security:
Select trains traversing through Majestic Railway Station have been cancelled or rerouted.
The Bengaluru City Railway Station area has enhanced security for the flagging off of three new Vande Bharat Express trains, including the Bengaluru-Belagavi route.
Passengers have been advised to check train status prior to travel due to dynamic schedule changes.
Traffic Restrictions and Road Closures
Traffic diversions and parking bans are in effect from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM along the Prime Minister’s route and surrounding areas. Notable affected roads and areas include:
Marenahalli Main Road around Rajalakshmi Junction
Electronics City Elevated Expressway and Hosur Road in both directions
Internal roads in Electronics City Phase 1, including Infosys Avenue and Velankani Road
Areas near Lalbagh, South End Circle, Jayanagar, and RV Road Metro Stations which will remain closed temporarily
Alternative routes via Outer Ring Road, Sarakki Market Road, and Dommasandra Road have been suggested to motorists. The objective is to prevent congestion and ensure unimpeded movement of the PM’s motorcade.
Purpose of the Visit
Prime Minister Modi’s visit centers around inaugurating the highly awaited Yellow Line Metro service—from Ragigudda to Electronics City—and flagging off multiple Vande Bharat train routes enhancing Karnataka’s connectivity. The event also includes the foundation stone laying for Namma Metro’s Phase 3 project at IIIT Bengaluru.
Public and Political Preparations
Thousands of BJP workers and supporters are stationed along the route at strategic points such as Mekhri Circle, Chalukya Circle, and Kanteerava Sangolli Rayanna Circle to welcome the Prime Minister. The city has also witnessed heightened public enthusiasm, with schoolchildren and local residents preparing for the historic visit.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
Q1: What security measures have been taken for PM Modi’s Bengaluru visit?
Over 10,000 police personnel have been deployed with 50+ barricades and check posts. Advanced vehicle screening and plainclothes officers patrol key areas to ensure safety.
Q2: Which railway stations are affected due to this visit?
Majestic Railway Station and Bengaluru City Railway Station have enhanced security, with some train cancellations and diversions in place.
Q3: What train services are being flagged off by PM Modi in Bengaluru?
PM Modi will flag off three new Vande Bharat express trains, including the Bengaluru-Belagavi route.
Q4: What traffic restrictions should commuters expect?
Traffic diversions and parking bans are enforced from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM over major roads such as Marenahalli Main Road, Electronics City Elevated Expressway, Hosur Road, and key Metro stations.
Q5: Are there alternate routes suggested to avoid traffic?
Yes, authorities have suggested using Outer Ring Road, Sarakki Market Road, and Dommasandra Road as alternatives.
Q6: Why is the Yellow Line Metro significant?
The Yellow Line connects Bengaluru’s tech hub, Electronics City, with the central business district, greatly improving urban transit.
Published on : August 10th
Published by : selvi
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