CCTV surveillance system would be installed and one company each of Special Armed Forces (STF) and Home Guards would be pressed in for the security of Madhya Pradesh Vidhan Sabha. Besides, adequate medical staff, equipments and medicines would be made available for the dispensary of the State Assembly.
Such decisions were taken in a meeting of the Home and Health department officials, under the chairmanship of Assembly Speaker Sitasharan Sharma. Director General of Police (DGP) Nandan Dube and Principal Secretary of Health department Praveer Krishna were present, besides Principal Secretary of the Vidhan Sabha Bhagwandev Israni and Secretary Umashankar Raghuwanshi.
It was informed in the meeting that keeping the security of the State Assembly on top priority, CCTV surveillance would be established within six months. A company of the SAF would separately be sanctioned for the Assembly security.
To maintain the security in the building round the clock, a permanent police outpost would be established in the Assembly premises. Further, smart card would be issued for entry into the Assembly premises, so that the security could be made foolproof.
It was also decided in the meeting that the Health department would make available a lady doctor, staff nurse, lab technician and all necessary equipments, besides an ambulance and all required medicines in the dispensary situated in the State Assembly premises.
Besides, it has been decided that a health check-up camp would be orgnaised in the Assembly premises to create awareness towards the health of the Assembly staff.