Three officers of the Central Industrial Security Force have successfully completed the Basic Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad Course conducted by the National Security Guard at its training centre in Manesar, marking another important achievement in the CISF’s efforts to strengthen its specialised security capabilities.
The intensive course is designed to develop the professional knowledge and practical skills required to detect, identify and respond to explosive threats. Successful completion of the training will further enhance the officers’ ability to handle bomb-related emergencies and support specialised security operations at sensitive and strategically important locations.
Assistant Commandant Amudhan M delivered an exceptional performance during the course and secured the overall second position. His achievement reflected a high level of professional competence, technical understanding and commitment throughout the training programme.
All three CISF officers received the top grading in the course, underlining their strong performance across the various components of the training. The result demonstrates the professionalism, discipline and operational preparedness of the officers who represented the Force at the NSG training establishment.
Bomb detection and disposal teams play a critical role in protecting people, infrastructure and public spaces from explosive threats. Their responsibilities require careful observation, technical expertise, calm decision-making and strict adherence to established safety procedures, particularly when dealing with suspicious objects or potentially hazardous situations.
The training received at the NSG will help the officers further strengthen their understanding of explosive threat assessment, bomb detection techniques, disposal procedures and coordinated emergency response. Such specialised training is particularly significant for the CISF, which is entrusted with safeguarding some of India’s most important installations and critical infrastructure.
The CISF provides security to major airports, industrial establishments, government buildings and other vital facilities across the country. As security challenges continue to evolve, the Force has placed increasing emphasis on developing personnel with expertise in specialised areas such as bomb detection, explosive threat response and emergency management.
The successful performance of the three officers also reflects the importance of cooperation and professional training between India’s central armed police forces and specialised organisations such as the National Security Guard. Exposure to advanced training environments allows personnel to improve their operational skills and remain prepared to respond effectively to complex security situations.
By investing in specialised courses and advanced professional development, the CISF continues to strengthen its capacity to prevent and respond to emerging threats. The accomplishment of Assistant Commandant Amudhan M and the two other officers is expected to inspire other personnel to pursue excellence in specialised security roles.
Their achievement at the NSG’s Basic BDDS Course reinforces the CISF’s commitment to maintaining high standards of training, professionalism and operational readiness while safeguarding the nation’s critical infrastructure and contributing to India’s broader national security framework.
