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Police impose 31 conditions for Rahul Gandhi's Students' Goonj rally in Indore
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 10:45 PM
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Police have issued 31 security and logistical conditions for Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Students' Goonj’ rally scheduled for September 19 in Indore, citing lapses in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case.
The police in Madhya Pradesh have released a detailed set of 31 conditions that the organizers of Rahul Gandhi's upcoming "Students' Goonj" event must follow. The rally, slated for September 19 in Indore, is being scrutinised after authorities referenced security lapses that occurred during the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case.
Among the stipulated requirements are the deployment of 1,500 volunteers to manage crowd control, installation of 40 CCTV cameras to monitor the venue, and comprehensive parking arrangements for attendees. Organisers are also mandated to set up medical facilities on site to address any health emergencies.
The police have warned that failure to comply with any of the conditions could lead to the cancellation or postponement of the event. Officials emphasized that the measures are intended to ensure public safety and prevent any repeat of past security failures.
The announcement comes as political parties across the country prepare for a busy election season, with Rahul Gandhi's rally expected to draw large numbers of students and supporters. The authorities have urged the event team to cooperate fully with the stipulated guidelines.
Compliance will be monitored by local law‑enforcement agencies, and periodic inspections are planned in the days leading up to the rally to verify that all security and logistical provisions are in place.
Among the stipulated requirements are the deployment of 1,500 volunteers to manage crowd control, installation of 40 CCTV cameras to monitor the venue, and comprehensive parking arrangements for attendees. Organisers are also mandated to set up medical facilities on site to address any health emergencies.
The police have warned that failure to comply with any of the conditions could lead to the cancellation or postponement of the event. Officials emphasized that the measures are intended to ensure public safety and prevent any repeat of past security failures.
The announcement comes as political parties across the country prepare for a busy election season, with Rahul Gandhi's rally expected to draw large numbers of students and supporters. The authorities have urged the event team to cooperate fully with the stipulated guidelines.
Compliance will be monitored by local law‑enforcement agencies, and periodic inspections are planned in the days leading up to the rally to verify that all security and logistical provisions are in place.