No-Fly Zone Declared Over Madhapur Ahead of PM Narendra Modi’s Hyderabad Visit on May 10
Cyberabad Police imposed a no-fly zone over Madhapur ahead of PM Narendra Modi’s Hyderabad visit on May 10 under Section 163 BNSS.
Cyberabad Police Commissionerate has imposed a one-day no-fly zone over Madhapur ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Hyderabad on May 10. The restriction was announced by Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh under Section 163 BNSS.
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Police said drones, para-gliders, and remotely controlled micro-light aircraft will remain prohibited within Madhapur police limits during the Prime Minister’s visit.
PM Narendra Modi to Visit Hyderabad on May 10
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Hyderabad on May 10 for official programmes in the city.
According to the press note, the Prime Minister will:
- Inaugurate Sindhu Hospital
- Visit HITEC City
- Attend other official programmes
Security arrangements have been intensified ahead of the visit.
Cyberabad Police Impose Drone Ban in Madhapur
Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh issued orders imposing restrictions under Section 163 BNSS.
The order prohibits the flying of:
- Drones
- Para-gliders
- Remotely controlled micro-light aircraft
within Madhapur police limits on May 10.
Police said the restrictions are part of security measures for the Prime Minister’s Hyderabad visit.
Legal Action Warning Issued by Police
Cyberabad Police warned that strict legal action will be taken against individuals violating the no-fly order.
Officials urged citizens and drone operators to follow the restrictions and cooperate with law enforcement authorities.
The current status of the order remains active for May 10 during the Prime Minister’s scheduled visit.
Cyberabad Police Commissionerate declared a no-fly zone over Madhapur in Hyderabad ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit on May 10. Under orders issued by Commissioner M. Ramesh under Section 163 BNSS, drones, para-gliders, and remotely controlled micro-light aircraft have been banned within Madhapur police limits. PM Modi is scheduled to inaugurate Sindhu Hospital, visit HITEC City, and attend official programmes in Hyderabad.
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