PM Modi’s Hyderabad visit: Drones, other flying machines banned at AFS Hakimpet
In preparation for prime minister Narendra Modi's arrival on Saturday, July 8, prohibitive measures under Section 144 of the Code of criminal Procedure on drones and other flying equipment will be in effect at the air Force Station at Hakimpet and its surrounds. M. stephen Raveendra, the commissioner of the Cyberabad Police, stated in the order he issued on friday that the usage of such gadgets has been outlawed in order to prevent any form of breach in the peace and tranquility of the people.
The directive said that no flying of remotely operated micro-light aircraft, paragliders, or drones would be permitted. The projected Tribal university in mulugu district will not be established, and the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) will escalate its protest against this decision. As part of the protest, former mp Prof. A Seetaram Naik will take the helm of a 48-hour hunger strike beginning on Friday. On Saturday, when prime minister Narendra Modi would be in the State, the demonstration will continue.
In addition to allocating 335.04 acres near the Gattamma temple in mulugu town for the institution, according to Naik, the State government also gave the Centre specific details. In addition, the State administration had suggested using the youth Training Centre (YTC) facility in Jakaram as a temporary solution until a permanent structure could be built. The government had set aside Rs. 3 crore for the YTC building's renovations in order to make this possible. A central team lead by the vice-chancellor visited the location and provided the Centre with a report stating that the area is suitable for the institution. The Centre has not yet taken any more action, though.
In addition to allocating 335.04 acres near the Gattamma temple in mulugu town for the institution, according to Naik, the State government also gave the Centre specific details. In addition, the State administration had suggested using the youth Training Centre (YTC) facility in Jakaram as a temporary solution until a permanent structure could be built. The government had set aside Rs. 3 crore for the YTC building's renovations in order to make this possible. A central team lead by the vice-chancellor visited the location and provided the Centre with a report stating that the area is suitable for the institution. The Centre has not yet taken any more action, though.