PM, You Are Not Allowed! Highest Security Place of India #shorts
Episode Title: PM, You Are Not Allowed! Highest Security Place of India #shorts
Produced by: FactTechz
Description: Why Entry Into India’s Currency Printing Presses Is Strictly Controlled Recent social-media reports have drawn attention to the unusually strict security surrounding India’s currency-printing facilities, claiming that even Union ministers cannot enter production areas without prior permission and verification. India prints banknotes at four locations. The government-owned Security Printing and Minting Corporation of India operates presses in Nashik and Dewas, while the Reserve Bank of India’s subsidiary, Bharatiya Reserve Bank Note Mudran, manages facilities in Mysuru and Salboni. [RBI explanation] These plants handle restricted material, including specialised paper, security ink, printing plates, unfinished sheets and completed banknotes. Consequently, holding a senior government position does not automatically provide unrestricted access to every production zone. Official visitors, including ministers and senior officers, normally require advance coordination, identity verification and security clearance. Access is limited to approved areas and may involve visitor passes, physical screening and an escort. Mobile phones, cameras, storage devices and personal belongings can be prohibited inside sensitive sections. Employees also operate under layered controls. Entry permissions are linked to their assigned work areas, while note paper and printed sheets are carefully counted at different production stages. Waste and defective notes must be recorded and securely destroyed. Surveillance and access-control systems help detect unauthorised movement. The Currency Note Press in Nashik confirms that the Central Industrial Security Force protects both the plant and currency consignments during transportation. It also describes a tightly controlled accounting system for security materials. [Official press information Subscribe to FactTechz
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