Hyderabad: As Hyderabad gears up to host the grand finale of Miss World 2025 at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium on May 9, Cyberabad police have imposed a strict ban on the use of drones and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the area.
According to an official notice from the Cyberabad Commissioner of Police, the prohibition will be enforced within a 5-kilometre radius of the event site. The restriction will remain in effect from May 4 to June 2 as part of security measures designed to ensure the safety of international delegates, dignitaries, contestants, and attendees.
Authorities have invoked Section 22 of the Indian Aircraft Act (1934) alongside provisions from the IPC, Hyderabad City Police Act, and CrPC to implement the restrictions. The ban is aimed at preventing potential security threats while maintaining a secure environment for the prestigious global event.
Ensuring Uncompromised Security for a Global Spectacle
With Hyderabad in the global spotlight for the Miss World Pageant 2025, organizers and law enforcement agencies are working closely to establish tight security protocols to safeguard participants and visitors. Given the influx of international guests, officials are prioritizing preventive measures to avoid disruptions and security breaches.
As preparations gain momentum, the city is set to welcome high-profile attendees, ensuring that the event proceeds smoothly while adhering to safety and legal frameworks.
