Bengaluru, November 11, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
Bengaluru City Police Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh on Wednesday issued prohibitory orders declaring temporary no-fly zones within a one-kilometre radius of three locations ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the city on November 13.
The restrictions will remain in force from 7 am to 4 pm on November 13 around the R.A. Mandurkar Fire and Emergency Services Training Centre Campus, Helipad-2, on Bannerghatta Road, Tavarekere Metro Station and the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB) Auditorium.
According to the order, the Prime Minister is scheduled to arrive at the training centre’s helipad before inaugurating Tavarekere Metro Station. He will subsequently attend a programme at the IIMB Auditorium.
The restrictions prohibit the operation of drones, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), gliders, small aircraft and non-scheduled aircraft within the specified areas. The Commissioner invoked Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), citing the need to ensure the security of the Prime Minister, VVIPs and other dignitaries.
Meanwhile, elaborate security arrangements have also been made in Mysuru ahead of Modi’s visit to the historic city. His scheduled engagements include the inauguration of ‘Bharat Vana’, a Miyawaki mini forest developed under the ‘Namma Mysuru, Namma Koduge’ initiative at the foothills of Chamundi Hill.
The Prime Minister is also scheduled to inaugurate India’s first tilted-dome LED planetarium, developed jointly by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics and the University of Mysore at a cost of Rs 118 crore. The facility, with a seating capacity of 150-160, is designed for students and tourists.
The Special Protection Group (SPG) has taken control of the planetarium premises and intensified security checks ahead of the inauguration of the Cosmology Education and Research Training Centre (COSMOS) and Bharat Vana at K.C. Nagar.
Iron barricades are being installed along the main roads leading to the planetarium and mini forest. Workers are being allowed entry only after thorough security checks.
Authorities have also conducted background checks on students invited to attend the planetarium inauguration and briefed them on the security protocols for the Prime Minister’s visit.
Following the Bharat Vana programme, Modi is scheduled to proceed to the COSMOS venue for official engagements before leaving for Delhi aboard an Indian Air Force BBJ aircraft.
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