Archive · 12 Jan 2026
Military Civil Fusion Exercise 'Sanjha Shakti' Held in Pune
A big practice called 'Sanjha Shakti' happened in Pune.
It was a teamwork exercise between the military and 16 different groups from the city, including special police commandos.
They practiced working together to handle tough security problems and emergencies.
The practice took place over two days at a military station.
The goal was to make sure everyone is ready and can work well together when needed.
A Military Civil Fusion (MCF) exercise named 'Sanjha Shakti' was held at Khadki Military Station in Pune.
The exercise involved 16 civil agencies, including the Maharashtra Police’s elite Force One commandos.
The event took place on January 8 and 9 under the aegis of Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Goa Area of Southern Command.
The focus was on addressing complex security challenges and emergency situations.
The exercise highlighted seamless coordination and joint preparedness among civil and military agencies.
- Who
- Southern Command, Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Goa Area, 16 civil agencies, including Maharashtra Police’s Force One commandos
- What
- Military Civil Fusion (MCF) exercise 'Sanjha Shakti'
- When
- January 8 and 9
- Where
- Khadki Military Station, Pune
- Why
- To address complex security challenges and emergency situations
- Exercise Name
- Sanjha Shakti
- Location
- Khadki Military Station, Pune
- Date
- January 8 and 9
- Organizing Body
- Southern Command, under Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Goa Area
- Participating Agencies
- 16 civil agencies, including Maharashtra Police’s Force One commandos