Modi will coming to Bangalore to meet ISRO scientists..!?
Prime minister Narendra Modi will arrive in Bangalore directly from greece on august 26 to meet isro scientists in the backdrop of Chandrayaan-3 vikram lander's soft landing on the moon. Chandrayaan-3 has been a huge success. prime minister Narendra Modi was virtually present for the landing process of vikram lander due to the BRICS conference. prime minister Modi, who is going to greece after his south africa tour, will directly reach Bangalore from there and congratulate the isro scientists. Preparations are being made in the state against the backdrop of prime minister Modi's arrival in Bangalore. A meeting was held on thursday under the leadership of Bengaluru City police Commissioner B. Dayanand in the background of Modi's visit to ISRO's telemetry, tracking and command network i.e. ISTRAK at Peenya on Saturday. Additional Commissioner of police, DCP and Joint Commissioner of police were present in the meeting. Did he discuss the security of prime minister Modi? prime minister Modi will arrive at the HAL airport and from there he will proceed to the isro office. Therefore, Bangalore police will provide heavy security. PM Modi went to isro by road. Therefore, there was a discussion in the meeting with the senior officials about the Prime Minister's travel route.
In the wake of Modi's arrival, the police have also changed the traffic routes of some roads in the city. These roads have been diverted from 4:30 am to 9:30 am on august 26. The public has been requested by the police to use alternative routes instead of these roads. Old airport Road, Old madras Road, MG Road, Kabban Road, raj bhavan Road, Bellary Road (Mekhri Circle), CV Raman Road, Yesvantpur Flyover, Tumkur Road (Yesvantpur to Nagasandra), Magadi Road, Horavartula Road (Goragunte Palya) It is suggested to use alternate route from junction Sumanahalli) Gubbi Thotappa Road, Jalahalli Cross Road.
Movement of heavy goods vehicles has been restricted. Bengaluru police has appealed that the ban has been imposed from 04.00 am to 11.00 am on august 26.
In the wake of Modi's arrival, the police have also changed the traffic routes of some roads in the city. These roads have been diverted from 4:30 am to 9:30 am on august 26. The public has been requested by the police to use alternative routes instead of these roads. Old airport Road, Old madras Road, MG Road, Kabban Road, raj bhavan Road, Bellary Road (Mekhri Circle), CV Raman Road, Yesvantpur Flyover, Tumkur Road (Yesvantpur to Nagasandra), Magadi Road, Horavartula Road (Goragunte Palya) It is suggested to use alternate route from junction Sumanahalli) Gubbi Thotappa Road, Jalahalli Cross Road.
Movement of heavy goods vehicles has been restricted. Bengaluru police has appealed that the ban has been imposed from 04.00 am to 11.00 am on august 26.