PM Modi Will Unfurl The Tricolor From The Ramparts Of The Red Fort For The Ninth Time In A Row

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hoist the national flag for the ninth consecutive time on Monday from the ramparts of the Red Fort and address the people of the country. The celebrations on August 15 this year are special as it is happening on the 75th anniversary of India's independence and the central government has started many programs including 'Har Ghar Tricolor' on this occasion. Tight security arrangements have been made across Delhi for the program to be held on Monday. Police are present everywhere. In this program of Independence Day, special invitees including many VIPs, and VVIPs from all over the world will participate.

All eyes will be on PM Modi's speech

Everyone will be watching the speech given by PM Modi from the ramparts of Red Fort on Monday. PM Modi often talks about the important results of the steps taken by his government on this occasion and sometimes makes important announcements. In his speech last year, he announced National Hydrogen Mission, Gati Shakti Master Plan, and running 75 Vande Bharat trains in 75 weeks.

Earlier in 2020, Prime Minister Modi had announced that the work of connecting more than six lakh villages with an optical fiber network would be completed in 1,000 days. He also mentioned the government's plan to give digital health identity cards to every citizen. Earlier, in his Independence Day speech in 2019, he had made an important announcement to make the post of Chief Defense Chief.

Multi-layered security around Red Fort

In view of the program to be held on Monday, multi-level security arrangements have been made in and around the Red Fort. In view of the threat of terrorist attacks, special surveillance is being kept. Special measures have also been taken for a peaceful event. Apart from this, in view of the increasing cases of corona in Delhi, the Kovid-19 protocol will also be implemented. The entire area is being monitored by drones.

DRDO installed drone, being monitored by camera
The Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and other security agencies have put up an 'anti-drone system' around the Red Fort. High-spec security cameras have been installed in and around the Red Fort and their footage is also being monitored round the clock. FRS cameras have also been deployed at the entrance of Red Fort. According to the information, this time the number of guests attending Independence Day has increased to seven thousand.