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Gautam Buddha Nagar Police have established extensive security and traffic arrangements for the upcoming Chhath Puja celebrations. Approximately 2,500 civil police personnel and Provincial Armed Constabulary companies have been deployed to ensure safety. The festival will occur at 146 locations, with special arrangements at 13 key sites expected to see large crowds. Devotees will perform rituals over four days, starting with Nahay Khay and concluding with Usha Arghya.
