Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Nagpur, 300 CCTV cameras have been repaired to ensure security and surveillance during his visit. However, a staggering 1000 cameras are still not functioning, raising concerns about the city’s overall security infrastructure. The repair work on the cameras was undertaken by the local authorities to ensure that the Prime Minister’s visit is secure and well-monitored. With the remaining cameras still out of order, there are worries about the effectiveness of the surveillance system in the city. The malfunctioning cameras not only pose a security risk during the Prime Minister’s visit but also for the residents of Nagpur on a day-to-day basis. The authorities have been urged to expedite the repair work on the defunct cameras to enhance security measures in the city. Prime Minister Modi’s visit is of utmost importance, and it is crucial that all necessary security measures are in place to ensure a safe visit for him and the residents of Nagpur. The repair and maintenance of CCTV cameras play a significant role in enhancing public safety and security in urban areas. It is imperative that the local authorities address the issue promptly and efficiently to uphold the security standards in Nagpur.