The car bomb incident in front of Delhi's Red Fort has shaken the entire country. The impact of this incident has also been felt in Rajasthan, where security agencies are on high alert. In particular, security has been tightened at the world-renowned Khatu Shyam Ji Temple.
Khatu Shyam Ji Temple: Following the car bomb incident in front of the Red Fort in Delhi, security agencies across the country are on high alert. The repercussions of this incident have also been observed at major pilgrimage sites in Rajasthan. Specifically, security has been tightened at the world-renowned Khatu Shyam Ji Temple.
According to information, as soon as news of the Delhi blast reached the Khatu Shyam Temple administration, they immediately halted darshan (viewing) for the night. Devotees standing in long queues inside the temple were instructed to exit. Within moments, the darshan pathway was completely cleared. The darshan system normalized from Tuesday morning, but now devotees are only allowed entry after a strict security check.
Tight Security Measures at Khatu Shyam Temple
According to media reports, security has been completely fortified within the Khatu Shyam Ji Temple complex. The main security measures are as follows:
- The temple area has been declared a No Vehicle Zone.
- Mandatory checking with Hand Metal Detectors at all entry gates.
- Devotees are not permitted to enter with bags and other belongings. Immediate action will be taken if any devotee's bag is found unattended or unchecked.
- The presence of CCTV and security personnel has been increased within the temple premises.
Regular Vigilance and Monitoring
Following the Delhi blast, police surveillance and vigilance have been continuously increased in the Khatu Shyam area. Police personnel and security agencies are maintaining constant monitoring throughout the region. Vehicle checks have been intensified on surrounding routes. Immediate action is being taken on suspicious activities. Vigilance has also been heightened at shops and parking areas around the temple premises.
Security has also been increased at the Rani Sati Dadi Temple in Jhunjhunu. The Janmotsav (birth anniversary celebration) will be observed at the temple on November 13, with thousands of devotees expected to attend. The temple administration and police had already tightened security measures. Every visitor is being monitored. Special attention is being paid to suspicious objects and individuals.
The Shekhawati Region is entirely on high alert. GRP (Government Railway Police) and RPF (Railway Protection Force) have conducted intensive search operations at Jhunjhunu and Sikar railway stations. Suspicious passengers are being interrogated.
