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Durga Puja 2026: Taki gets ready with strict security for Ichamati immersion
- •The traditional idol immersion in the Ichamati river at Taki will begin shortly after the conclusion of Durga Puja.
- •A large number of tourists from various parts gather at the Indo-Bangladesh border every year to witness the Ichamati immersion.
- •Bamboo barricades have been set up along riverbanks and key areas in Taki to control crowds and manage public movement.
- •Ample police personnel have been deployed across the riverbanks and vital town points to prevent any untoward incidents.
- •High-ranking police officials inspected the immersion site and surrounding areas to review security arrangements and brief personnel.
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To ensure public safety during the Ichamati river idol immersion, the administration has heightened surveillance across Taki and erected bamboo barricades along riverbanks and key areas. Police personnel are also deployed at riverbanks and strategic town points to manage crowds and prevent untoward incidents.
Taki draws numerous tourists during Durga Puja due to the traditional Indo-Bangladesh idol immersion on the Ichamati River. Visitors can also enjoy boat rides, scenic river views, historic zamindar houses, and nearby natural attractions like the Golpata forest and mini Sunderbans.
High-ranking police officials inspected Taki's immersion site and various areas to review security arrangements and provide necessary operational instructions to on-duty police personnel. Their proactive oversight aims to maintain a festive atmosphere and prevent any chaos during the traditional border celebrations.
