A seven-tier security plan has been made to keep pilgrims safe during Maha Kumbh 2025. This plan uses a multi-layered method to deal with possible risks. There will be more than 37,000 police officers at the event to keep things safe and in order.

On Saturday, officials said that the Uttar Pradesh government has planned ten separate security operations that will be carried out during the fair to make these steps even stronger.

The goal is to give followers a safe and smooth experience, making sure that Maha Kumbh 2025 stands out not only for its spiritual importance but also for its strong security measures.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath recently went to Prayagraj to check on the preparations in person. He had a very important meeting with event officials to talk about security measures. He made sure that all levels of followers were safe by giving clear directions.

Because he told them to, officials have planned a seven-level security system for Maha Kumbh. The goal of this system is not only to react quickly to situations, but also to stop problems before they happen, so that everyone who visits has a safe and easy time.

37,611 police officers will be sent to make sure the area is safe. 22.953 will be sent to the fair area, 6.887 to the Prayagraj Commissionerate, 7.771 to the GRP, and 1,378 will be female officers to make sure the safety of women followers.

Because the Chief Minister told the police to make security even better than at earlier Kumbhs, there will be a lot more police at the 2025 Maha Kumbh.

The future event will have 10,061 more police officers than the 2013 Maha Kumbh, which had 22,998 officers, and the 2019 Ardh Kumbh, which had 27,550 officers.

A thorough plan has been made to make sure that security and crowd control go smoothly during Maha Kumbh 2025, so that pilgrims can finish their journey without fear.

A lot of police officers from different departments and local intelligence units will be sent to the scene to help keep an eye on things.

This strong security plan is meant to keep things running smoothly and keep the crowds under control so that pilgrims can feel safe and at ease during their journey.