Lucknow, 14 June (HS): According to an official announcement, the

Ayodhya Municipal Corporation will install about 1,000 CCTV cameras throughout

Ayodhya and Faizabad as part of its Smart City Mission. An Integrated Command

and Control Centre (ICCC) would also be constructed in Ayodhya, according to

the report, and CCTVs will be installed at a cost of 56 crore. According to the

statement, the idea has been authorized by UP's Planning Department, and the

implementation process will begin shortly.

These cameras will be deliberately positioned in sensitive and high-traffic

places to improve monitoring and keep the peace, according to the statement. A

cutting-edge control room will be created at the Municipal Corporation and

Ayodhya Development Authority's (ADA) joint headquarters in Civil Lines as part

of this endeavour. Authorities will use this center to not only monitor

security, but also solve numerous urban concerns like as waterlogging, broken

street lights, and water supply interruptions in real time.

Over 1,300 CCTVs built as part of the Safe City project are now connected with

the ITMS system at the Jal Kal office in Amaniganj. Puneet Ojha, Chief Engineer

of the Municipal Corporation's Construction Department, stated that

construction on the project will commence once the state government gives final

consent.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi