G20 Summit: US President Joe Biden will pay a significant visit to India to attend the G20 Leaders' Summit, which will be held in the dynamic city of Delhi.
His arrival is scheduled for September 7, and both countries look forward to it. President Biden will be transported in the intimidating 'The Beast,' the highly guarded and iconic US Presidential Cadillac during his visit to the nation's capital.
This enormous vehicle will be flown from the United States to India on a Boeing C-17 Globemaster III, highlighting the strong security precautions for this visit.
A rigorous three-tier security plan has been implemented to safeguard President Biden's safety and well-being during his visit to Delhi.
Paramilitary force soldiers will construct a robust protection perimeter in the outermost layer. The second layer will be elite commandos from India's Special Protection Group, well-known for their competence in protecting dignitaries.
Finally, Secret Service operatives who specialise in protecting the safety of the US President will defend the tightest circle.
President Biden and his accompanying US delegates will stay at the luxurious ITC Maurya Sheraton hotel throughout their tour.
All staff members will be subjected to stringent background checks in order to get access to the 14th floor, where the President will be residing, and special access cards will be handed to authorised individuals.
To provide easy access to this protected floor, a dedicated elevator will be provided. The visiting delegation will be accommodated in around 400 rooms at this excellent hotel.
President Biden's mode of transportation at the G20 Summit will be 'The Beast,' the official state car of the United States President.
This bulletproof car will always be closely monitored by the US Secret Service, demonstrating the strong security precautions in place.
Air Force and Indian Army helicopters would continuously monitor the skies above Delhi to ensure the safety of the visit.
Furthermore, commandos from the Army and the National Security Guard (NSG) will be stationed on these planes, ready to respond quickly to security problems.
As an added security measure, anti-drone equipment will be strategically positioned at various sites.
NSG and Army snipers would be stationed on high-rise buildings throughout Delhi, keeping a close eye on the metropolis.