The Dimapur Police has announced strict security measures, including a “no fly zone”, across Chumoukedima district on April 6 in view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s proposed transit through Dimapur Airport en route to Assam. According to an official order issued by Commissioner of Police Aotula T. Imchen, the restrictions will remain in force from 6 am to 6 pm on the day. During this period, the entire district has been declared a “red zone”, and the use of any kind of remotely piloted aircraft systems, including drones, has been strictly prohibited.
The police said the measure has been taken as part of heightened security arrangements to ensure safe and smooth movement during the Prime Minister’s transit. Authorities have urged the public to strictly follow the guidelines and avoid any activities that may pose a security risk. In addition to the drone ban, the police have also imposed a complete restriction on firing practices during the specified hours.
This includes activities by security forces, civil police, central forces, private firing ranges, as well as individuals holding licensed firearms. The order also bans the bursting of firecrackers during the same period, citing security concerns and the need to maintain a controlled environment.
