Red Fort Independence Day: Do not take these 10 items to the Red Fort, or security guards will turn you back at the entry gate..

Are you planning to visit the Red Fort to celebrate Independence Day this year? If so, make sure you do not pack certain prohibited items in your bag. Carrying them could cause trouble when trying to enter the Red Fort. Also, keep in mind that an invitation/entry card is mandatory to attend the Independence Day ceremony; without it, you will not be granted entry. Here is a list of items you should absolutely avoid carrying with you.

What items are prohibited at the Red Fort?
You should not carry the following items to the Red Fort ceremony:

1. Smoking materials and alcohol: Items such as cigarettes, *bidis*, alcohol, perfumes, and sprays are prohibited.

2. Containers: Items like water bottles, thermos flasks, and cans are not permitted.

3. Electronic gadgets: Do not carry devices such as cameras, camcorders, radios, digital diaries, iPods, iPads, or mobile chargers. Carrying these items could result in entry being denied.

4. Bags and briefcases: If you are visiting from another state, you might have a bag or briefcase with you; leave these in your hotel room. Do not bring them along.

5. Flammable items: You cannot carry lighters, matchboxes, or any other flammable materials.

6. Toys and replica items: Items such as toy guns for children or umbrellas are not allowed.

7. Sharp objects: Sharp objects like daggers, knives, nail clippers, and swords are not permitted. 8. Food and beverages: You are not permitted to carry any food or drinks inside the event venue.

9. Remote-controlled items: Do not make the mistake of bringing along any remote controls or other remote-controlled devices.

10. Carrying items such as locks, keys, or power banks may also lead to difficulties during entry.

Please ensure you do not carry these items and that you comply with all regulations so that you can enjoy the event without any hassle.

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