In preparation for the BWF World Championships, Indian organizers have implemented unique measures to mitigate disruptions caused by local wildlife. Reports indicate that 'monkey whisperers'—individuals trained to deter primates—have been deployed to ensure the safety and smooth operation of the event. These efforts are part of a larger logistical and security project with a reported budget of ₹20 crore.

The presence of monkeys and pigeons at major event sites in India often poses challenges for crowd management and facility hygiene. While the deployment of specialized personnel is a direct response to these concerns, the high cost of the overall project has drawn attention to the scale of preparations required for international sporting events. The Hindustan Times reports that these measures are essential to maintaining the integrity of the venue, though the article does not detail the specific breakdown of the ₹20 crore expenditure or the long-term efficacy of using animal deterrents in such a high-profile setting.