NSG Completes Advanced Training on Bomb Disposal in Udhampur

The National Security Guard (NSG) finished a two-week training on Counter Improvised Explosive Devices for Jammu and Kashmir Police officers. This initiative aims to enhance bomb disposal capabilities and was held at the Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy, Udhampur, featuring expert-led simulations and practical exercises.

The National Security Guard (NSG) successfully wrapped up its intensive two-week training initiative focused on Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (CIED) for members of the Jammu and Kashmir Police. Conducted in Udhampur district, this program saw participation from 53 officers across various police subdivisions.

The training, held at Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy, was meticulously organized by expert instructors from the NSG Training Centre in Manesar, Haryana. Its primary goal was to boost the operational prowess of police personnel in addressing threats related to improvised explosive devices (IEDs), ultimately mitigating the associated risks.

Deputy Director SKPAU and Senior Superintendent of Police Benam Tosh praised the quality of training delivered and highlighted the critical role such programs play in enhancing counter-terrorism capabilities. The course covered identification, neutralization, and disposal of explosive threats and included hands-on exercises and scenarios to develop real-time skills.

(With inputs from agencies.)