Amit Shah cancels his visit to Hyderabad Ganesh procession scheduled for September 6

Amit Shah cancels his visit to Hyderabad Ganesh procession scheduled for September 6

Amit Shah cancels his visit to Hyderabad Ganesh procession scheduled for September 6

Amit Shah skipped Hyderabad Ganesh procession visit as he must attend BJP’s special campaign program with MPs, focusing on party outreach.

Initially, it was reported that the senior BJP leader would take part in the grand procession at M.J. Market on Saturday afternoon. However, the plan has now been called off.

In addition, he has to participate in the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) special campaign program with Members of Parliament, which is a key part of the party’s nationwide outreach strategy. This change in schedule means he will not be attending the Hyderabad Ganesh procession as previously expected.

Police prepare for Ganesh immersion event

Thousands of devotees are expected to participate in the procession, making it one of the biggest religious gatherings in the city.

To ensure peace and public safety, the police have deployed large contingents, including personnel from the Rapid Action Force (RAF). Although his visit is cancelled, the security measures remain tight.

Security tightened across Hyderabad

The Hyderabad Police Commissioner, CV Anand, has directed enhanced vigilance at religious places, including prominent temples and mosques, to prevent any untoward incidents. In addition to the immersion security, heavy deployment has been made across sensitive areas of the city.

Bars and restaurants, especially those attached to liquor-serving establishments, have been brought under restrictions during the immersion day. The Commissioner has also issued special instructions to prevent crimes such as pickpocketing, chain snatching, eve-teasing, and other activities by anti-social elements that often spike during large gatherings.

Significance of Ganesh immersion in Hyderabad

The processions, starting from different parts of Hyderabad, usually converge at Hussain Sagar Lake and other water bodies for immersion. Given the scale of participation, law enforcement agencies treat it as a high-security event every year.

Conclusion

Police officials have assured that all necessary steps are being taken to maintain peace, security, and smooth flow of the procession. With heavy police presence and strict monitoring, the city is gearing up for one of its most significant religious events of the year.