Lucknow: Amid increasing crowd congestion, the Police took swift action to close the entry to Summit Building and prevent further gathering of people, particularly in its numerous bars and clubs. The decision was made in response to the growing crowd and the risk of further congestion in the area.
In a move to manage the large influx of visitors, the police stopped people from entering popular bars and clubs inside Summit Building. The DCP East, ACP Gomtinagar, and the Vibhuti Khand police force were stationed at the gates, ensuring that no one could enter the premises.
Police Action to Prevent Further Crowding
The authorities had been closely monitoring the situation at Summit Building, which houses several bars. With the premises becoming increasingly overcrowded, the police swiftly made the decision to restrict entry to maintain safety and order.
As the crowds continued to swell, the DCP East, along with the ADCP East, ACP, and other senior officers, took command of the situation. They were directly overseeing the operations on-site, ensuring that the police’s action was effective in managing the crowd.
Police Checkpoints and Barricading in Eastern Lucknow
The situation was not limited to Summit Building alone. In several areas across Eastern Lucknow, police officers were conducting thorough checks and setting up barricades to control the flow of people. The local authorities focused on enforcing regulations to maintain safety and public order in the wake of the crowded conditions.
Police forces were actively stationed at various points, blocking entry and ensuring that social distancing and safety protocols were followed. The large police presence, including checkpoints and barricades, was aimed at limiting the movement of people and preventing any untoward incidents.
Focus on Maintaining Safety and Security
With several bars and clubs operating in the Vibhuti Khand area of Summit Building, police had to act quickly to curb the rising chaos. As the area reached its maximum capacity, authorities felt it was necessary to intervene to avoid any possible incidents due to overcrowding.
The efforts of the police, led by senior officers on the ground, were directed at ensuring the situation was handled in the most organized way possible. The police emphasized that these measures were being taken with public safety in mind, particularly to prevent any accidents in such high-traffic areas.
As of now, the police action continues to be in place, with ongoing checks and additional measures being put into practice across the Eastern Lucknow region.
