Beltangady: Preparations in full swing ahead of PM Modi’s DK visit


Daijiworld Media Network – Beltangady (EP)

Beltangady, Oct 28: Security arrangements have been beefed up here on Friday October 27 ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Dharmasthala and Ujire on Sunday, October 29.

As the prime minister will arrive in special plane from Delhi to Mangaluru and then travel to Dharmasthala helipad by helicopter, a helicopter was landed in the helipad. Staffs from police, canine squad, bomb-disposal squad and anti naxal force were busy taking stalk of security arrangements with SPG.

The Prime Minister will address the conference in Ujire Rathnavarma Heggade sports ground. Preparations for the auditorium and platform are progressing in brisk pace. Prime Minister’s special security force, SPG is stationed at the ground.

 

Ten officers from special protection force together with IG M P Gupta are inspecting the venue and conducting security arrangements. Policemen are deployed to supervise workers preparing the platform. Workers who have arrived from Bengaluru are preparing massive German model pandal. Huge beams are being installed with the help of cranes. More than 200 workers are working. The platform is being prepared in such a way that even if a person sits at the corner of the ground, he will get a clear view of the platform and those who are present there.

Arvind of SPG said that developments that are taking place every second are being observed to ensure that there are no lapses.

The main hall platform has dimensions of 100x30 feet. Another platform where the programme will be held with the dimensions of 40x30 feet is prepared within it. Two offices with dimensions of 20x20 feet each are opened beside the platform. One of them will be for the Prime Minister and the other will be used as Prime Minister’s office. There is also a back office and D Zone at a distance of 60 feet near the platform. Barricades will be installed there. Thirty five thousand seats will be kept under the pendals in front of the platform and on the sides. There will be five entrances to the ground.

Changes in traffic arrangements

There will be no entry of vehicles from Ujire market entrance till Dharmasthala from 9 am on October 29 till the prime minister returns. The vehicles will have to use alternative routes. Those who are coming from Shishila and Kokkada will have to come till Dharmasthala Kalleri and proceed via Mundruppadi, Mundaje to Ujire. Those who go to Bengaluru from Udupi, Karkala and Moodbidri can proceed via Guruvayanakere and Uppinangady road. Those who are coming for the programme should be present before 10.30 am.

Inspection by Dr Heggade

Dr Heggade personally inspected the venue on Friday. He visited all the places including platform. Dr L H Manjunath, Dr B Yashovarma and others were present.

“Nearly one lac people are expected to participate in the programme. However visitors should have identity cards with their pictures on it,” said Dharmasthala rural development project managing director Dr L H Manjunath.

Sixty thousand members of rural development project from Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Chikkamagaluru, Shivamogga and 25 thousand BJP workers will participate in the gathering. It is hoped that people in the district will participate in large numbers. There will be no restrictions. The elite who have passes and the citizens should bring their identity cards. Vehicles of the people can be parked at Ajjarkad maidan, near Janardhan School, Janardhan temple, Anugraha school or SDM Engineering College. There is space for 1,600 buses and 1,500 other vehicles. Meals are arranged in the parking area. Fifteen video screens are arranged in the playground to watch the programme.

There are five entrances for people near Belalu road. As security teams are deployed in 40 places, there will be no delay. The elite are provided entrance near bus stop in front of PU College. The stadium is divided into 12 parts with five thousand seats each to prevent rush. Seventy thousand people are able to sit in the stadium. People can also sit on the gallery, tennis ground and other places for the programme.

Buttermilk and water

SKF of Moodbidri will distribute free water to one lac people. KMF will provide buttermilk. Meals are arranged for those who participate.

Those from Kokkada and Ujire should reach before 9 am. Traffic will be restricted on Ujire-Dharmasthala road from 9 am to 1 pm. There will be no restrictions till Ujire-Belalu cross. Shops will be open in Ujire and Dharmasthala. Movement of people is restricted. There will be no entry to the temple from Saturday night.

  

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  • Mahesj, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 29 2017

    Ask Sonia & Rahul who ruled counary & looted tax payers money.
    Modis visit today is to end Congress in karnataka

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  • Prakash, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    We pay the highest taxes in the world because of this. Nothing but a colossal waste of taxpayer resources. This money could be used to help get India off the worlds most poverty stricken & hungry nations.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    He stared to cover places within India since all the foreign countries are already covered

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  • Mahathma, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Warm welcome to our Honorable Prime Minister NAMO

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  • Ramanath Rai Fans., Vamadapadavu, Bantwal.

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Modiji, welcome to nammuru mangaluru. We are not supporters of BJP or its few leaders except you. Sir, we are lucky to have you as PM of our great nation. today entire world is looking at india and indians with great respect. Such humility, humble family back ground, oratary skills, leadership qualities... rare to find in any other political leaders in india. We are Ramanath Rai fans not Ghandi dynasty. JAI HIND.

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  • pratheesh, udupi

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    If any birtish people are cming to india, these coss people would have been more happy. This slavery mindset swinging here.
    Our HINDUSHTAN PM will visit everywhere. Its our hindhusthan.

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  • Valerian DSouza, Udupi/ Mumbai

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Father of the nation Gandhian values are not slavery.
    On the contrary, rejection of Gandhian values, and materialistic, when fellow citizens are starving is real slavery of capitalism

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  • Manju, Mumbai

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    We Welcome You Sir (PM Modiji) to Tulunadu.

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  • RAGHUCHANDRA, MANGALORE

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Historical event for the people of Belthangady Taluk. Will be in the national media for right reasons. Congratulations to Mr. Veerendra Heggade.

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  • RUDOLPH, MANGALORE

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    DUE TO PM VISIT IS THERE ANY BENEFIT TO OUR DK PEOPLE ? OR AYA RAM GAYA RAM

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  • Naveen Shetty, Kudla

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Modi's visit to Karnataka will increase now given the situation in Gujarat. He will use the fronts to ensure that he is comes often and gives 'Jumlas' before the state elections.

    Hope people of Karnataka have learned from their mistake and will not fall for 'Acche Din' .

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  • Af,,, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Desh ka pradhan sevak is coming by special plane and then a copter and luxurious benz car which is coming along with plane , then how he will really understand the situation of infrastructure in rural area like road and other amenities.
    finally he is spending public tax paid money.

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  • Richard Noronha, Belman

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Comedy circus will be in full swing . Lalu should have also invited on the same dais.

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  • sri_elder, Karkala

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    PM modi visiting our coastal place is very special for our region...
    Any leader visiting other than election rallies will be very good.
    For that matter I do not remember any visit by MMS during his 10 years as PM...

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  • Prakash, Udupi

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    No more foreign countries left for tour. So he is discovering India now. Nothing great.

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Welcome Modiji to DK

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  • CA Satish Shetty, Kinnigoli, Mumbai.

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Welcome our beloved PM Modiji to Tulunadu.

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  • Indian, Bangalore

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Coastal district people prefer Kaam Ki Baath.

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  • Valerian Dsouza, Udupi/Mumbai

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Hope the taxes paid by people are utilized for the purpose they are paid for.
    Hope nation accumulate funds for productive activities, infrastructure development, job creation, farmers welfare, food for all and priority sectors!
    Hope the leaders follow the policy of simple living and high thinking, true concern for the poor, lets see whether they walk the talk!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Oct 28 2017

    Let him come & go Peacefully ...

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