Beniwal instructs officials on security arrangement for dargah, development of region

AJMER: High security arrangement for the upcoming 800th Urs of Khwaja Moinudin Chishty here in June has been planned and extra force will be deployed to maintain law and order during the pouring in of a large number of devotees for the occasion.
State home minister Virendra Beniwal on Tuesday held a meeting of the district administration officials and instructed them on the security measures and asked them to keep eye on illegal construction in the dargah region.
Taking up the development report of the dargah development plan, Beniwal said officials should identify the illegal constructions in the region so that proper development of the area could be planned. "Patwari and beat constables should be instructed to keep vigil in their areas and inform about the illegal constructions. From the security point, it is also important to keep the traffic in control," the home minister said.
Beniwal also asked the officials to make the proper development of infrastructure for pilgrims coming here. "The budget from state government will be soon released and I will take personal efforts for it," he added.
During the meeting, BJP MLA Vasudev Devnani raised the issue of illegal Bangladesh nationals living in the city. The MLA was all for their identification and starting a combing operation against them. Another MLA Anita Bhadel asked for installation of mobile phone jammers on the dargah premises.