During the Ganesh immersion processions, various Indian cities have significantly ramped up security measures to ensure public safety. Pune has deployed around 6,000 police personnel, 206 CCTV cameras, and several specialized units such as the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad and Quick Response Teams. In Visakhapatnam, Commissioner Shankabratha Bagchi inspected multiple immersion sites to ensure adequate facilities and traffic management. Telangana has mobilized a massive force of nearly 25,000 personnel for the Hyderabad procession, emphasizing meticulous planning and coordination among various departments. Meanwhile, in Bengaluru, a Ganesha idol became a focal point at a protest site, leading to a tense but controlled situation. In Nagamangala, Karnataka, police arrested additional individuals following clashes during a Ganesh procession, and prohibitory orders remain in effect to prevent further unrest.