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An extraordinary seven-layer security cover will be thrown over the capital from Friday night with the security agencies reporting a threefold increase in threat perception for the 69th Independence Day over last year.
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Like he did last year, the Prime Minister may turn down the security agencies' request to address the audience from the bulletproof enclosure at Red Fort, an officer familiar with the security arrangements said.
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This is a major concern for R&AW and IB, the two agencies that have to secure his vicinity. Last year, the PM had shocked the officers in charge of security by stepping out of the enclosure.
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While there will be six layers of security around Red Fort, an additional layer with confidential and detailed "sub-layers" will be in place for the PM. In all, about 30,000 personnel will be deployed on the ground for I-Day.
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Delhi Police will form the sixth and outermost layer, followed by paramilitary forces in the fifth. The fourth ring will have plainclothes staff while the third will have trained commandos from SWAT and other teams. Intelligence wing sleuths and frisking teams will form the second ring and the NSG (National Security Guards) will secure the first ring.
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