Neeraj is receiving high levels of protection in the city.

Neeraj Chopra, the renowned Olympic champion, made an appearance at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar, causing quite a stir among the organisers of the Federation Cup. As the stadium was bustling with activity and fans eagerly awaited his event on Wednesday, the security was tightened to ensure a smooth and safe experience for everyone.

It was quite a sight to witness such extensive security arrangements for an athletics event in India. After all, this was Chopra's first competitive appearance on Indian soil in three years. He was all set to compete in the men's javelin throw final of the National Federation Cup Athletics Competition, after his previous participation in the 2021 edition of the same tournament.

As Chopra made his way to the warm-up track, two hours before the final event, the security personnel were on high alert. They were seen directing journalists to enter from a different gate, despite having entered through the same gate on previous occasions. The media was also instructed to station themselves in a specific area, unlike earlier days when they were allowed to move around freely. It was evident that the organisers were taking all necessary measures to ensure a safe and orderly event.

In the past, many athletes would warm up on the track itself, but that was not the case on Wednesday. Volunteers were stationed to prevent anyone from entering the track area, and the grass was carefully protected. This resulted in a more structured and less crowded warm-up session. Later, Chopra was joined by Kishore Jena, and they warmed up at the state-of-the-art indoor stadium nearby.

It was clear that the organizers were leaving no stone unturned to make this event a success. With Chopra's presence, the excitement and anticipation among the fans were at an all-time high. The security arrangements and organized warm-up session only added to the overall grandeur of the event. It was a proud moment for everyone involved, and we couldn't wait to witness Chopra's performance on the track.

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