Bhubaneswar: In response to concerns raised by a recent complaint regarding the viral drone footage of the 12th-century Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha, the police have announced a comprehensive awareness campaign to highlight the strict no-fly zone regulations above the revered shrine.
On Wednesday, Puri Police utilized social media, including X (formerly Twitter), to communicate the airspace restrictions around the Jagannath Temple. Their message emphasized the importance of maintaining tranquility and safety at the sacred site.
The post read, “Ensuring serenity and safety at Shree Jagannath Temple. No Flying Zone to preserve the sanctity of the sacred site. Let the divine aura prevail without disturbance,” indicating the authorities’ commitment to safeguarding the sanctity of the revered religious monument.
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