CISF’s security team during specialized army commando training. Photo: x/@cisfhqrs
After the Sindoor operation, the Ministry of the Interior of the Union (MHA) has increased safety in vital installations across the country, including the building of parliament and nuclear plants.
Employees of central industrial security forces (CISF) deployed in the parliament building are trained with an army in the fight against terrorist strikes, drone attacks and internal sabotage, said CISF official on Thursday (July 17, 2025). Their weapons will also be upgraded in the coming days, the official said. The dog units training module is also changed.
CISF took over Parliament’s security in June 2024 after a breach of security in the new Parliament building 13 December 2023. He replaced the police and the police forces of the central reserve (CRPF). The monsoon meeting of parliament begins 21 July.
The clerk said that exercise for training with the Indian army should be “ready for battle” against unconventional and hybrid threats.
“Training with the army will prepare CISF staff to respond quickly to crises on high -risk installations such as airports, nuclear facilities, government buildings and parliament. Emphasis is emphasis on handling complex, high -pressure scenarios such as officials such as official and official officials.
CISF clerk said that the emphasis during joint exercise is to solve complex, high -pressure scenarios. Photo credit: x/@cisfhqrs
Critical installation of respondents
In Response to the April 22 Terror Attack at Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), in WHICH 26 Civilians Were killed, India Launched Military Stikes on Nine Terrorist Camps and Terror Infrastructure in Pakistan North Vital Installations in India, Including Airports and Power Plants, Particularly in J&K and Punjab.
As part of the effort to secure critical installations, the National Security Guard (NSG) has recently examined 17 religious sites, 21 nuclear installations and 14 sensitive places. The Minister of the Interior AMIT Shah after the Sindoor operation examined the safety of such installations and ordered CISF to train his staff as a result of the emerging threats of Pakistan, the official said.
CISF for the first time is to train in the formations of the Indian army in the Kashmir Valley, the official said. Photo credit: x/@cisfhqrs
“CISF for the first time is training in the formations of the Indian army in the Kashmir Valley. Previously, only a limited number of CISF staff has been assigned to such exercises, and the goal is to equip staff to deal with conditions such as armed infiltration, sabotage and multivized terrorist strikes in urban and rural environments,” said official.
The staff selected for high-intensity training is part of the CISF team with fast responses (QRTS)-first respondents for extraordinary events. “Only those under the age of 35 and who passed the Battle of Physical Efficiency (BPET) in accordance with National Security (NSG) standards (NSG) are eligible,” the clerk said.
Published – 17th July 2025 21:36
