The detailed police report has been submitted to the Lahore High Court (LHC) in compliance with court orders.
The report was filed in response to a petition by Advocate Azhar Siddique, who has challenged the Punjab Kite Flying Act and the government notification allowing kite flying.
Following the LHC’s directions, police informed the court that the Basant security strategy has been prepared after analysing 10 years of data to identify potential threats.
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According to the report, strict enforcement of the Punjab Kite Flying Act will be ensured. Only registered kites and cotton string will be permitted, while glass-coated, chemical and metal strings will face zero tolerance.
Each kite and string will be QR-code registered to ensure traceability.
Authorities will monitor kite flying round the clock through drones, social media surveillance and dedicated control rooms.
Strict action will be taken against rooftop drinking, aerial firing and other illegal activities during Basant.
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The report further states that helmet use and safety wires will be mandatory for motorcyclists, while entry into Red Zones without antennas will be prohibited. To facilitate citizens during the festivities, the government will operate 5,000 free rickshaws across the city.
Meanwhile, Rescue services, health departments and traffic police will remain on high alert throughout the Basant period to handle any emergencies and ensure public safety.