Ahead of the wedding of gangster Sandeep, also known as Kala Jathedi, to Anuradha Choudhary, alias 'Revolver Rani', in Dwarka, Delhi, significant security measures were implemented in and around the Santosh Garden venue located in Dwarka Sector-3. The venue, secured for Rs 51,000 by Sandeep's lawyer, witnessed the deployment of over 250 police personnel, alongside the utilization of drones for comprehensive surveillance of the area.
Sandeep, with an extensive criminal record comprising 76 cases, including charges of murder, had obtained a six-hour parole from a Delhi court for the occasion. 'Revolver Rani,' also known as 'Madam Minz,' arrived at the venue from Sonipat, Haryana, escorted in an SUV.
Stringent security protocols were implemented for all attendees, including a rigorous four-layered security check and the verification of identity proofs for relatives, with their names cross-checked against the guest list before entry was permitted. Furthermore, a detailed list of authorized vendors was compiled, and attendees were prohibited from carrying mobile phones during the event.
The security detail encompassed personnel from various law enforcement agencies, including specialized units such as the special cell, crime branch, and Haryana's CIA (crime investigation agency). Such meticulous security arrangements underscore the gravity of the situation and the proactive measures taken to ensure public safety amidst the high-profile event.
