<p>The Brigade Parade Ground where Gujarat Chief Minster Narendra Modi is set to address the public here on February 5 was virtually out of bounds for people on Tuesday due to the unprecedented security arrangement. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Besides hundreds of policemen manning the ground, a National Security Guard (NSG) team also took stock of the security aparatus on Tuesday.<br /><br />While Modi is a known to be on the hit-list of a number of terror outfits, the security cordon offered to him is not even seen at similar events attended by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, police officers admitted. <br /><br />“We don’t want to take any risks. We’re making such arrangements that no one can raise a finger at the law and order situation in Bengal or the efficiency of our police,” a senior Kolkata Police official said.<br /><br />Not everyone, however, reposed the same faith in the city police.</p>
<p>The Brigade Parade Ground where Gujarat Chief Minster Narendra Modi is set to address the public here on February 5 was virtually out of bounds for people on Tuesday due to the unprecedented security arrangement. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Besides hundreds of policemen manning the ground, a National Security Guard (NSG) team also took stock of the security aparatus on Tuesday.<br /><br />While Modi is a known to be on the hit-list of a number of terror outfits, the security cordon offered to him is not even seen at similar events attended by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, police officers admitted. <br /><br />“We don’t want to take any risks. We’re making such arrangements that no one can raise a finger at the law and order situation in Bengal or the efficiency of our police,” a senior Kolkata Police official said.<br /><br />Not everyone, however, reposed the same faith in the city police.</p>
