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Security history for Tata Nano launch

Updated on: 18 March,2009 07:51 AM IST  | 
Aditya Anand |

For the first time ever a task force has been set up to control crowds at a car launch, as cops expect 'excitement and large numbers'. Similar situation expected when booking begins

Security history for Tata Nano launch

For the first time ever a task force has been set up to control crowds at a car launch, as cops expect 'excitement and large numbers'. Similar situation expected when booking begins

Expect unprecedented security, both from the police and private guards, on March 23. That's the day when Tata Motor's Nano, the world's cheapest car, will be officially launched in Mumbai. This is the only car in India, ever, to have been assigned a task force to control crowds.

The Nano will be unveiled at the Parsi Gymkhana at Marine Drive at 7 pm, and since entry is by invitation only, sources say gatecrashers may lead to near riots, explaining the need for security.




Loans available

A Tata Motors spokesperson confirmed that the company had tied-up with State Bank of India and Punjab National Bank. Officials added that talks were on with Bank of India, Union Bank of India and Bank of Baroda for a tie-up to sell booking forms. "The Nano will be covered with the best financing options available," a spokesperson said. Banks are working out separate interest rates for the booking period and post delivery. "Nano buyers will be offered a lower interest rate. This will be announced later," a PNB spokesperson said.u00a0

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