All is well in Delhi, Chairman assures International Security Administrators
Assuring the security administrators attending the International Security Liaison Conference , the Organising Committee Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi (OC CWG Delhi 2010) Chairman Mr. Suresh kalmadi, MP, said that visiting security experts can assure the athletes and sports persons in their respective countries that “All is well in Delhi”.
The International Security Conference is being organised by the International Security Liaison Group (ISLG) and OC CWG Delhi 2010 from 28 to 29 July 2010 in New Delhi’s The Ashok Hotel.
The Chairman said, “Security is a critical component for the success of the Games. The Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi and the Delhi Police will ensure that the Games are held in a safe and secure environment not only at all the competition and non-competition venues, but throughout the length and breadth of the city of Delhi”.
“The Delhi Police is planning a very strong security ring around the city and several layers of checks and filters with the help of the latest technology and trained and experienced security personnel at the games Village and at all the venues” he added.
OC chairman informed the delegates that a Games Operation Centre headed the the CEO would function at the Games headquarters round the clock to resolve all issues and that he himself would chair the Games Time Managing Committee to look into any critical issues which may arise.
During the interactive two-day conference which is for the security professionals from the member nations and territories of the Commonwealth Games Federation, Delhi Police will make a detailed presentation to update the members on the security processes in place.
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