Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta will resume the 'Jan Sunwai' programme at her camp office on Wednesday, amid beefed-up security arrangements including the deployment of plain-clothed policemen and screening of individuals with a facial recognition system, officials said on Tuesday.
The public hearings by the chief minister, in which she met people, redressed their grievances and helped them at her camp office, were interrupted after an attack on her by a Rajkot resident on August 20.
"The 'Jan Sunwai' will be held at the Mukhya Mantri Jan Sewa Sadan from 8 am to 10 am, during which the chief minister will meet and interact with the public in a systematic manner," a Delhi government officer said.
Instructions have been issued notifying that unnecessary movement of people during the chief minister's attendance will not be allowed, to ensure a crowd is not formed. Officers and security personnel will closely follow her during interactions, he said.
Additionally, each person present at the event will be verified, and their grievance will be noted down before their interaction with Ms Gupta, the officer added.
A senior Delhi Police officer informed that the security coverage of the chief minister will remain enhanced during the programme, with the deployment of plain-clothed policemen and setting up a facial recognition system to verify the identities of those attending the event.
Armed police will also be involved, forming an inner circle of the chief minister's security. 10 police personnel will be in the outer ring and maintain proximity to her, the officer stated.
The venue of the 'Jan Sunwai' will be monitored through CCTV cameras, and everyone attending will be frisked with metal detectors, he added.
