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Delhi is pulling out all stops for the BRICS Summit 2026, with anti-drone systems, more than 30,000 security personnel, emergency response plans and heightened access controls being deployed across the Capital.

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00:07Security agencies have stepped up vigilance across Delhi after Intelligence Bureau alerts
00:13flagged possible attempts to disrupt VVIP movement and create disturbances during the BRICS summit.
00:19China-Russia linked issues under watch.
00:22According to top IB sources, security inputs have flagged possible attempts to disrupt VVIP movement,
00:29breach security arrangements, and create disturbances.
00:32Potential threats include graffiti, drone activity, and attempts to intrude onto VVIP routes.
00:39The threat assessment is based on country and issue-specific inputs.
00:44Agencies fear disputes and sensitive issues involving participating countries
00:48could be exploited to organize protests or cause disruptions during the summit.
00:53Sources said China-related Tibetan protests and issues concerning Russia
00:57are among the factors being considered in the security assessment.
01:01Khalistan-related threats have also been flagged,
01:04with agencies receiving emails and other inputs on the issue from time to time.
01:11Security agencies are closely monitoring social media and digital communication channels
01:16for protest calls, mobilization efforts, provocative content,
01:20and indications of planned graffiti or other disruptive activities.
01:24Security has been intensified around summit venues, delegate hotels, vital installations,
01:29and the Delhi police and central agencies are also maintaining real-time coordination and information sharing.
01:35India will host the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi on September 12, 23rd,
01:39marking India's fourth chairship of BRICS in 2026.
01:46India will host the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi on September 12, 23rd,
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