Police monitor security and high-tech equipment at Vidhana Soudha – The New Indian Express

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BENGALURU: The state government plans to hand over security and maintenance of Vidhana Soudha’s high-tech surveillance equipment to the police. This comes in the wake of the recent security breach at the Parliament House in New Delhi.

The khaki-clad men are also responsible for ensuring the safety of parliamentarians and visitors to Vidhana Soudha. The government is also considering ways to strengthen security, especially during sessions.

Congress president UT Kadar told The New Indian Express that too many departments are involved in the safety and security of Vidhana Soudha. If something goes wrong, you can’t pin the blame on any one department.

Mr. Kader said there are plans to install high-tech surveillance cameras in and around Vidhana Soudha. Between 10 and 12 government agencies have volunteered to install such cameras. A demonstration for police personnel is scheduled to take place soon. “From now on, we propose to make the police responsible. They will monitor high-tech security equipment in Vidhana Soudha,” he said.

It’s a safety issue: Kadel

Police stations will also be given final approval authority for passes issued to visitors. “We are involving them because this is a safety issue,” UT Chairman Khader said.

Another reason for this move is the increasing number of complaints about CCTV cameras, metal detectors and other equipment not working properly. A case in point is when CM Siddaramaiah was presenting the Budget, an unknown man entered the chamber and he sat on one of the seats allotted to JDS MLAs.

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</p> <p>BENGALURU: The state government plans to hand over security and maintenance of Vidhana Soudha’s high-tech surveillance equipment to the police. This comes in the wake of the recent security breach at the Parliament House in New Delhi. The khaki-clad men are also responsible for ensuring the safety of parliamentarians and visitors to Vidhana Soudha. The government is also considering ways to strengthen security, especially during sessions. Congress president UT Kadar told The New Indian Express that too many departments are involved in the safety and security of Vidhana Soudha. If something goes wrong, you can’t resolve the responsibility of a specific department. googletag.cmd.push(function() {googletag.display(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); }); Mr. Kader plans to install high-tech surveillance cameras in and around Vidhana Soudha said. Between 10 and 12 government agencies have volunteered to install such cameras. A demonstration for police personnel is scheduled to take place soon. “From now on, we propose to make the police responsible. They will monitor high-tech security equipment in Vidhana Soudha,” he said. It’s a matter of safety: The Kader police station will also be given final approval authority for passes issued to visitors. “We are involving them because this is a safety issue,” UT Chairman Khader said. Another reason for this move is the increasing number of complaints about CCTV cameras, metal detectors and other equipment not working properly. A case in point is when CM Siddaramaiah was presenting the Budget, an unknown man entered the chamber and he sat on one of the seats allotted to JDS MLAs. Follow New Indian Express channel on WhatsApp<br />