Wow! 10 CRPF commandos to guard Nita Ambani as she gets VVIP cover

July 26, 2016

New Delhi, Jul 26: After Reliance Industries Limited Chairman Mukesh Ambani was accorded a Z' category security few years ago, the government has now granted Y' category security cover of armed CRPF commandos to his wife Nita Ambani.

ambaniOfficials said on Monday that Nita has recently been provided a full Y' cover of about ten armed men who would be travelling with her every time she is mobile.

They said a threat assessment report prepared by central security agencies reported requirement of a special security cover for her after which the Union home ministry sanctioned the protection.

As her husband was already a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) protectee, the new responsibility was entrusted to the country's largest paramilitary as “logistical arrangements” would be easy to do, they said.

“The security cover will be fully paid for, like in the case of her husband. A team of about 10 CRPF commandos with an escort vehicle will secure the new protectee,” they added.

The business tycoon couple are possibly the only private corporate entity to be accorded government VVIP security cover after the Union home ministry had first approved the facility for country's richest business leader (Mukesh Ambani) in 2013.

It was then reasoned that Mukesh Ambani is under potential' threat and private security guards cannot perform the task of securing him as they are not allowed to carry weapons of higher calibre and sophistication.

Under the Z' category security, Ambani has a pilot and escort vehicle with commandos armed with sophisticated weapons who give him proximate security every time he moves in Mumbai, where he is based, or any other part of country.

Y' is a scaled down category but the commandos are similarly armed, they said.

The Z' category is the second highest VVIP security cover after the Z+' bracket that has about 40 commandos for the protectee. CRPF is providing VVIP security cover to as many as 58 protectee.

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shaji
 - 
Tuesday, 26 Jul 2016

Center should reseve one complete batallion around ambani Villa to protect everyone staying there including dogs / cats / rats. BJP is returning the donations received from Ambai with highest interest. many more VVIPS lke Bajaj, Tatas, Adanis will receive same security soon as BJP Govt is not bothered about the tax we will pay and it will try to give more and more happiness to these Business terrorists.

Mustafa
 - 
Tuesday, 26 Jul 2016

Modi is eligible to start a Security company...Lol

L K Monu Borkala
 - 
Tuesday, 26 Jul 2016

When Hazraayeel (AS) comes with Allah's order even 600 Crore security also will not work out..Subaanallah

TR
 - 
Tuesday, 26 Jul 2016

Now Latest will come
AMBANI ADAANI RAKSHANA CESS in addition to
COW Rakshana cess,
Krushi Cess,
Swach Baharath Cess.

These people were crying over Aurangzeb asked tax from Hindus only. some centuries old age and who they are following now. Hypocrites.

Rikaz
 - 
Tuesday, 26 Jul 2016

Ambani group is rich, they should have their own security system to protect their lives. Its a full waste of tax payers money.

Shaad
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Tuesday, 26 Jul 2016

CRPF killing Kashmiri, using pellet guns to blind innocent youth, farmers go for suicide, Dalits get beat, Minorities get assault, BD people kill RTI activists and Police officers, Plane go missing and no sign of plane till now, PM on world tour, rich people get Z security, Ramdev expanding business from million to trillions, Adani gets 200 crore maafi on environment case...does this show any sign of ACHHE DIN???

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A 35-year-old woman who was under quarantine along with her husband after returning from Maharashtra today tested positive for the coronavirus. 

A 31-year-old man also tested positive for covid-19.  More details to follow.

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July 1,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 1: The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert and forecasted heavy rains for three coastal districts and 12 more in the south interior Karnataka region, an official said on Tuesday afternoon.

"Thunderstorm with lightning is likely to occur at isolated places over south interior Karnataka from Tuesday to Wednesday," said a Met official.

For Bengaluru city, the Met department has forecast a generally cloudy sky with light rain for the next three days.

Coastal Karnataka -- Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and Uttara Kannada districts have been issued a yellow alert for the next two days with thundershowers and gusty winds.

Winds blowing at speed of 40-50 km per hour are expected on the coast and the Met department warned fishermen against venturing into the sea.

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An overflowing Doni river submerged the Talikote - Hadaginal bridge, a remnant from the colonial era, and also submerged some agricultural lands. Only recently, these agricultural lands were sown with toor dal plants.

Similarly, many SSLC students also struggled to cross the bridge to reach their examination centres on Monday.

Many houses were also flooded due to the rainfall at Nalatwad and Talikote taluk. Muddebihal, Basavana Bagewadi and Sindagi taluks also witnessed heavy rainfall.

A 40-year-old farmer from Dharwad district was washed away in the Tuppari Halla stream, which is prone to flood during the monsoon season.

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Bengaluru, Apr 28: Former Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday suggested that the government can allow sale of liquor in green zones. 

“Merely because there is an economic slowdown in the state, I don’t recommend that alcohol should be allowed to be sold. But, wherever there are green districts, they can open (liquor sale) with certain restrictions, I think,” Siddaramaiah, the leader of the Opposition, told reporters. 

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The Excise department recently suggested allowing regulated sale of liquor through the state-run MSIL outlets. The government, however, did not approve it fearing crowding and backlash from the Centre.

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