New Delhi, Oct. 19 -- The Delhi Legislative Assembly is upgrading its security infrastructure with eight watchtowers, vehicle screening systems, hydraulic bollards, RFID-based vehicle identification and an expanded surveillance network, amid concerns arising from previous bomb threats and security-related incidents.
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta said the measures were aimed at strengthening security across the premises and improving the monitoring of vulnerable areas.
"Security infrastructure at Delhi Assembly is being upgraded to ensure safer premises," Gupta said, outlining a series of initiatives combining physical security arrangements with digital surveillance and visitor management systems.
Eight watchtowers are being estab...