No vehicles will be allowed to enter the Assembly premises and all MLAs, including the Speaker, will have to down to the House from the main gate.
These decisions were taken at a meeting chaired by the Assembly Speaker Govind Singh Kunjwal to review the security arrangements ahead of the floor test. Uttarakhand DGP M A Ganpati along with senior police and civil officials also attended the meeting.
"No MLA, official or worker will be allowed to bring their cellphones to the Assembly and entry of mediapersons has also been completely prohibited during the process," he said.
Replying to a question about dismissal of the petition filed by the nine rebel Congress MLAs by the High Court, he said, it is a victory for the democratic and constitutional institutions and has strengthened people's trust in the judiciary.
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