Ayodhya, June 14: Under the guidance of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, an important step has been taken towards making Ayodhya a smart and safe city.
The Ayodhya Municipal Corporation has prepared an ambitious master plan under the Yogi government’s Smart City initiative, under which Integrated Control Command Center (ICCC) will be established. For this project, 1000 CCTV cameras will be installed in Ayodhya and Faizabad at a cost of Rs 56 crore.
The Planning Department of the Yogi government has approved this scheme and the process of implementing it will start soon. With the cooperation of the police department, these cameras will be installed at sensitive and important places in the city, which will help in effective control of crimes and strengthening law and order.
Control room will be built in the new building
Under this initiative of the Yogi government, a state-of-the-art control room will be built in the joint office of the Municipal Corporation and Ayodhya Development Authority (ADA) in Civil Lines, from where the entire city will be monitored. This control room will not only ensure security, but will also be helpful in quick monitoring and solution of various problems of the city like waterlogging, bad street lights, and drinking water crisis.
1300 CC cameras are connected to Safe City
In Ayodhya, more than 1300 CC cameras have already been integrated with ITMS in the Jalkal office located in Amaniganj under the Safe City Project. These include cameras of private houses and commercial establishments. Its purpose is also to strengthen the security of Ayodhya.
There will also be cleanliness along with security
. Chief Engineer of the Municipal Corporation’s Construction Department, Puneet Ojha, said that after getting the final approval from the government, work on this project will start rapidly. This scheme will not only contribute to making Ayodhya safe and smart, but also reflects the commitment of the Yogi government in providing better facilities to the citizens.