Archive · 27 Dec 2025
J-K Police Conduct Mock Drill
The Jammu and Kashmir Police had a practice drill to prepare for attacks by terrorists who might try to harm police stations and border posts.
They practiced using special tactics and weapons to quickly respond to any danger.
The drill was held in Kathua district and was supervised by the Senior Superintendent of Police.
The goal was to make sure the police are ready and can protect people from any threats coming from across the border.
Jammu and Kashmir Police conducted a mock drill to counter suicide attacks by terrorists.
The drill was held at Rajbagh, Hiranagar police stations, and seven border posts in Kathua district.
Police personnel were briefed on tactics like using dominating height, heavy firepower, and red alarm systems.
The exercise aimed to test operational preparedness and improve response to terrorist attacks.
The drill was supervised by Senior Superintendent of Police Mohita Sharma.
- Who
- Jammu and Kashmir Police
- What
- Conducted a mock drill to counter suicide attacks
- When
- December 27
- Where
- Kathua district, Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To test operational preparedness and improve response to terrorist attacks
- Location
- Kathua, Jammu and Kashmir
- Date
- December 27
- Supervision
- Mohita Sharma, Senior Superintendent of Police
- Objective
- Test operational preparedness for suicide attacks
- Participants
- Police personnel at Rajbagh, Hiranagar, and seven border posts