Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviewing the ceremonial parade throughout the 54th CISF Raising Day parade on the National Industrial Security Academy in Hakimpet, Hyderabad, on Sunday.
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For the safety of ports, airports and industrial models, the Ministry of Home Affairs will depart no stone unturned to equip the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) with state-of-the-art applied sciences to deal with challenges, stated Union Home Minister Amit Shah. He was addressing the 54th CISF Raising Day parade at National Industrial Security Academy (NISA) in Hyderabad on Sunday.
Upon his arrival at NISA-Hyderabad, Mr.Shah paid tributes on the Brave Heart Memorial by laying a wreath. He was accompanied by CISF director-general Sheel Vardhan Singh. The Minister was honoured with a General Salute, and later, he reviewed the ceremonial parade.
CISF personnel show their expertise throughout the 54th Raising Day parade.
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Mr.Vardhan Singh expressed his gratitude to the Union Minister and stated that over a interval of 5 many years, CISF has carved a distinct segment for itself within the discipline of safety and emerged because the premier, multi-dimensional and professionally competent drive. He additionally stated that the drive is able to shoulder any duty assigned by the federal government, whereas saying 3,039 head constables had been being promoted to the rank of assistant sub-inspector.
The annual in-house publication, ‘Sentinel-2023’ and occasional desk e book on saving lives, ‘Jeevan Raksha Parmo Dharma’, was launched by Mr.Shah, who congratulated the parade commander and personnel who took half within the parade for “excellent performance”. He highlighted the essential function performed by CISF within the financial improvement of the nation and at delicate airports, Delhi Metro, ports and different important industrial institutions, and stated that the dedication and dedication of the courageous personnel of CISF is extremely praiseworthy.
CISF personnel performing an anti-terrorist drill throughout the 54th Raising Day parade.
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“CISF has been constantly upgrading itself by adopting sophisticated equipment like robotics and Artificial Intelligence for providing security to the nation. A country can be developed only if its airports, seaports and other vital establishments are secure and safe, and the CISF is playing this role very effectively. By adopting a hybrid model, they are going to enhance this role in times to come. This will also pave the way for private companies to use the services of CISF in advisory and many other roles. In the coming two decades, the force would also be able to protect private companies from security-related threats likely to arise from modern technology and drones,” stated Mr.Shah, including that the Ministry of Home Affairs is dedicated to offering vital help to CISF for making it able to dealing with futuristic challenges.
CISF personnel performing an anti-terrorist drill throughout the 54th Raising Day parade.
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He additionally stated that the federal government, below the management of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will proceed with the zero tolerance coverage in opposition to terrorism which has been in place because the previous 9 years, and that terrorism, separatism and anti-national actions in any a part of the nation will likely be dealt with firmly.
An investiture ceremony was additionally organised on the event, whereby the chief visitor embellished 23 CISF officers and personnel with Police Medal for Gallantry, President Police Medal for distinguished service, President Police Medal for Meritorious Service and Jeevan Raksha Padak.
Telangana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan, Union Minister for Culture, Tourism and Development of North Eastern Region G. Kishan Reddy, MP Ok. Laxman and State BJP president Bandi Sanjay Kumar had been among the many dignitaries current on the event.
Women personnel of CISF performing Kalaripayattu, an indigenous martial artwork kind as a part of the Raising Day parade.
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Women personnel of CISF carried out Kalaripayattu, an indigenous martial artwork kind which originated in Kerala. A complete of 172 girls personnel showcased bare-hand bodily train with offensive defensive strikes and 5 sorts of fights with totally different weapons. The Special Tactics and Training Wing of CISF, which has a variety of operations, from securing city installations like airports and Delhi Metro Rail to defending VIPs to guarding huge swathes of land in Left Wing Extremist-affected areas, introduced numerous techniques utilized in countering such conditions.
