New Delhi: Security has been beefed up around the Red Fort in the national capital Delhi ahead of Independence Day. Delhi Police is tightening security this time in view of the January 26 violence that has also led to farmers' agitation on the streets of the capital. In the same order, large containers have been installed near the Red Fort.

These containers are installed at the main gate of the Red Fort so that if a protester pierces the police maze, he can't cross the containers. Intelligence agencies are constantly receiving inputs that on August 15, protesters can be organically attacked and attempts can be made to agitate at the Red Fort. Tell you that on 15th August every year, the PM hoists the flag from the ramparts of the Red Fort, this time too, fewer people are likely to find a place in the visitors' gallery due to the corona epidemic. But even after that, security is being strengthened and security personnel is deployed everywhere.

In fact, the main reason for such strict security is being attributed to the peasant movement. Farmers opposing agricultural laws have been stuck on Delhi's borders for the past year. Farmers are also protesting at Jantar Mantar during the Parliament session.

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