Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Nagpur, authorities have repaired 300 CCTV cameras in the city. However, a staggering 1000 cameras are still not functioning, raising concerns about security during the high-profile visit. The repair work was undertaken to ensure surveillance and monitoring capabilities are in place for the Prime Minister’s visit. The malfunctioning cameras have sparked criticism from residents and opposition parties, who have questioned the government’s commitment to ensuring public safety. The Prime Minister is scheduled to visit Nagpur for a public event, and the non-operational CCTV cameras have highlighted the need for urgent repairs to bolster security infrastructure in the city. The authorities have assured that efforts are underway to fix the remaining cameras before the Prime Minister’s visit. The issue has also brought attention to the importance of maintaining and upgrading surveillance systems to enhance public safety and security. Residents are hopeful that the necessary repairs will be completed promptly to avoid any lapses in security during the Prime Minister’s visit. Stay tuned for updates on the repair progress of the CCTV cameras in Nagpur.