India prepares five layer security ring for Vladimir Putin’s visit with commandos, snipers, drones and AI surveillance
India has prepared an elaborate five layer security ring for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit. The arrangement involves commandos, snipers, drones and AI powered monitoring systems to secure all key zones in Delhi during the high level visit.
Massive security arrangements are underway in India ahead of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit. Agencies have created a five layer security grid across Delhi to secure all movement and event locations. The plan brings together elite commandos, specialised police units, advanced surveillance tools and multi agency coordination.
At the innermost layer, Special Protection Group personnel and NSG commandos will guard Putin at close range. They will handle all movement within venues and ensure strict perimeter control. The second layer consists of Delhi Police’s VIP security units positioned around access points with full crowd screening.
The third and fourth layers include marksmen stationed on rooftops, anti sabotage teams deployed across routes and extensive use of high resolution CCTV cameras integrated with AI for real time behaviour detection. This includes alerts for unusual movement, restricted area intrusions and sudden crowd shifts.
The outermost layer features drone surveillance and quick response teams placed across strategic locations. These teams are prepared to handle airspace violations, unauthorised drones and any emergency situations. Traffic restrictions and controlled zones will also be enforced whenever the convoy moves.
India has coordinated these arrangements with Russian security officials who carried out advance inspections. Multi level command centres will operate throughout the visit to monitor live feeds, communication channels and threat assessments.
The visit holds major diplomatic significance and authorities have ensured that every protocol is followed to maintain a secure environment. The five layer shield aims to deliver maximum protection while allowing smooth execution of scheduled events.
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