Archive · 29 Dec 2025
CISF Trains UP SSF for Namo Bharat Corridor Security
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has started a special training program for 40 personnel from the Uttar Pradesh Special Security Force (SSF).
These SSF members will be responsible for the security of the Namo Bharat corridor, which is a new semi-high-speed train system connecting major cities like Delhi, Ghaziabad, and Meerut.
The training, which lasts six days, will teach them how to use X-ray baggage security systems and other security equipment.
More than 200 additional SSF personnel will receive similar training in the future.
The CISF, which is known for protecting important places like airports and the Delhi Metro, is committed to making sure that India's public transportation systems are safe and secure.
CISF launched a special training program for 40 UP SSF personnel for Namo Bharat corridor security.
The training focuses on handling X-ray baggage security systems and other rail security systems.
The first batch training will last six days and is conducted by the DMRC security unit of CISF.
200 more SSF personnel will be trained in the coming days.
Namo Bharat corridor is India's first semi-high-speed regional rail system connecting Delhi, Ghaziabad, and Meerut.
- Who
- CISF, UP SSF, NCRTC, DMRC
- What
- Training of UP SSF personnel for Namo Bharat corridor security
- When
- Launched on Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To ensure the security of the semi-high-speed regional rail system Namo Bharat corridor
- Organization
- CISF, UP SSF, NCRTC, DMRC
- Training Duration
- 6 days
- Number of Personnel Trained
- 40 (initial batch), 200 (planned)
- Training Focus
- X-ray baggage security system, other rail security systems
- Project
- Namo Bharat corridor
- Cities Connected
- Delhi, Ghaziabad, Meerut
- CISF Responsibilities
- Guarding critical infrastructure, including airports and Delhi Metro
