Indore police step up security checks for Diljit Dosanjh concert, verify 717 volunteers

Indore Police have stepped up their scrutiny of the security arrangements for singer Diljit Dosanjh's concert, scheduled for November 15 at C21 Estate. Police officers are inspecting the venue closely to ensure the safety of those attending.

Ashish Patel, ACP (Assistant Commissioner of Police), Khajrana, said police have begun a full review of the arrangements made by the organiser, BookMyShow. The organiser has applied for permission to hold the event, and police verification is under way.

According to Patel, the check is not limited to a single aspect. All required safety conditions are being examined, including women's safety, traffic management and fire safety arrangements. He said police have made detailed security preparations at the venue.

The organiser has given police a list of 717 volunteers, which includes bouncers and security guards. Details of the CCTV cameras installed at the venue have also been provided. Police are checking the identity and background of these personnel, and are also examining the surveillance arrangements.

Meanwhile, Indore Police are also investigating in detail the repeated bomb threats received in connection with the concert. Patel said police are in constant touch with the agencies and officials concerned in the matter of the threats. The agencies concerned are part of the investigation, and people linked to the case are being questioned. He said this contact is being maintained to firm up all necessary security measures.

Senior police officers are also visiting the venue repeatedly. The DCP (Deputy Commissioner of Police) has already inspected the security preparations, while the ADCP (Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police) is carrying out regular inspections. ACP Ashish Patel is also visiting the site with police station officers and other personnel. They are monitoring the preparations and checking whether all security guidelines are being followed.