The Indian Army conducted a two-week Quick Reaction Team (QRT) training programme for Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel deployed at Jaipur Airport, aimed at strengthening their operational preparedness and response capabilities.
The specialised training programme was conducted at Headquarters 322 Infantry Brigade in Jaipur, where participating CISF personnel underwent focused QRT training under the guidance of Indian Army personnel.
Alongside the QRT programme, specialised drone training was also imparted to the CISF personnel. The training provided participants with practical exposure to drone operations and related aspects, enhancing their familiarity with emerging technologies increasingly relevant to security operations.
The programme focused on improving the skills and preparedness required for responding effectively to security situations while strengthening coordination and professional cooperation between the Indian Army and the CISF.
A closing ceremony was organised following the completion of the two-week programme. Brigadier Pranjal Bhargava, Lieutenant Colonel Sunil Patel and Naveen Bhagat, Commandant and Chief Airport Security Officer (CASO) of Jaipur Airport, were present on the occasion.
The joint training initiative reflected continued cooperation between the Indian Army and the CISF in enhancing the capabilities of security personnel responsible for protecting critical infrastructure.
The participation of Jaipur Airport CISF personnel in both QRT and drone training is expected to contribute to improved operational readiness and strengthen their ability to respond to evolving security challenges.
