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Nuh/Chandigarh: Internet services have been banned in view of the Braj Mandal Shobha Yatra in Nuh, Haryana. Internet services will be banned for 24 hours from 6 pm today i.e. 21 July to 22 July. Along with this, bulk messaging services have also been banned. An order has been issued in this regard by the Home Department.
Strong arrangements for Braj Mandal Shobha Yatra: Let us tell you that this time strong security arrangements have been made for Braj Mandal Shobha Yatra. This time the khaki is keeping an eye on every movement from sky to ground. Paramilitary commandos will be deployed on land and sky as well as Aravali mountain. The intelligence department has already mapped Nuh city, Nalhareshwar temple, Aravali mountain, Badkali Chowk, Jhirkeshwar temple including Shringeshwar temple (Singar) Yatra ending places. Apart from this, dog squad and horse squad have also been deployed. At the same time, many companies of CRPF, RAF and soldiers will be deployed this time. According to sources, about 2000 police officers, policemen and paramilitary force personnel are going to take charge of security this time. The special thing is that the vehicles of people coming from outside states and districts to participate in Braj Mandal Shobha Yatra will also be thoroughly checked.
Preparations to welcome the devotees: Meetings of the peace committee and people from different communities have been called to ensure that the Jalabhishek Yatra is conducted peacefully with peace and brotherhood. The most important thing this time is that the people of the Muslim community are also fully prepared to welcome the devotees coming for the Jalabhishek Yatra. The process of setting up welcome gates has already started in the area. Apart from this, the Yatra will be welcomed with flower garlands at various places. Let us tell you that last year there was violence in Nuh district during the Jalabhishek Yatra. Internet services were banned at that time too. Overall, this time the police administration is in no mood to make any mistake.