Officials told to continuously monitor queue lines at Srisialam
Srisailam temple executive officer M. Srinivasa Rao inspected queue management systems and CCTV surveillance to prepare for the upcoming Karthika holy month. He instructed staff to monitor crowds in real-time from the Command Control Room to prevent overcrowding and ensure a smooth experience for devotees.
Why it matters
Effective crowd management is critical for public safety at large religious gatherings to prevent stampedes and ensure orderly access.
Officials told to continuously monitor queue lines at Srisialam left Srisailam temple executive officer M Srinivasa Rao inspecting the queue lines in Srisailam temple on Thursday. BY ARRANGEMENT The Hindu https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/clwnmb/article71612875.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/10215_22_10_2026_21_15_0_1_IMG_20261022_WA0057.JPG NANDYAL NANDYAL, Andhra Pradesh, 22/10/2026: Srisailam temple executive officer M Srinivasa Rao inspecting the queue lines in Srisailam temple on Thursday. BY ARRANGEMENT NANDYAL Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy temple executive officer M. Srinivasa Rao on Thursday inspected the queue lines for ‘Sarva Darshanam’, ‘Sheeghra Darshanam’, and ‘Ati-Sheeghra Darshanam’, as well as the queue lines within the temple premises, and the compartments in the queue complex. He also inspected the queue lines at the anna prasadam distribution complex and the laddu prasadam sales counters. During his inspection, the EO examined the placement of CCTV cameras installed across the queue lines.
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