Ahead of the Hariyali Teej festival, Mathura police conducted a detailed inspection of Vrindavan’s Banke Bihari temple area to ensure smooth crowd management, security, and traffic control. Police forces and surveillance measures have been tightened.

Mathura News: Mathura. The police administration is fully cautious about the upcoming greenery Teej festival in Vrindavan. In view of the possibility of huge devotees in Bankebihari temple, extensive arrangements are being made for security and traffic system.

In this sequence, Additional Superintendent of Police, Nagar and Jurisdiction Sadar Mathura inspected the Sri Bankebihari temple complex and the surrounding area. He closely reviewed the main gate, entrance and exit route of the temple, Parikrama Path, devotees resting place and security situation of parking areas.

The authorities instructed the police force to do duty with vigilance and sensitivity so that no devotee was inconvenienced. The deployment of women police force, status of CC cameras, and barricading arrangements were reviewed.

A plan has been prepared to work in coordination with local administration and temple management. Arrangements are also being made for traffic diversion and deployment of additional police force.

The jurisdictional Sadar said that security, philosophy system and traffic are being given priority. He appealed to the devotees to follow the instructions of the administration and contact the police immediately in any emergency.

This news shows a positive effort towards administrative preparations on festivals like Hariyali Teej and safety of devotees.