Joint Anti-Terror Mock Drill Conducted At Indore Airport

Before Independence Day, security teams practiced how to keep people safe at the airport in Indore.

They did a pretend rescue drill where they acted as if a dangerous person had sneaked into the airport.

The Central Industrial Security Force, the Border Security Force, and the Indore Police all worked together.

When the alert sounded, a special quick-response team ran to the scene very fast.

They blocked off the area and worked together to make everything safe again.

Special helpers, like people who check for bombs, firefighters, and doctors, also joined in.

The drill helped everyone practice talking to each other and working as a team during an emergency.

After the drill, the leaders met to talk about how fast everyone reacted and what could be improved.

They also asked people to tell police if they see anything strange or anything left behind.

Practicing like this helps keep everyone safe during big celebrations.