Belgaum, Feb. 25 (Karnataka News): District Collector Nitesh Patil said that handbags (bags), water bottles, and any kind of electronic gadgets will be banned in the city on Feb. 27.
Drinking water will be provided at the event venue.
Beneficiaries arriving in buses and other vehicles and the public can leave their bags, water bottles, and any electronic gadgets except mobiles in the bus or their vehicles and arrive at the program venue.
Mobile phones are allowed. In the announcement, he requested that the public should cooperate in terms of security.
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