Archive · 18 Jul 2025
CISF Commandos Train with Army to Combat Terror in J&K
After a recent terror attack, the CISF, a security force, is getting special training from the Indian Army.
This training is happening in Jammu and Kashmir.
About 120 commandos are learning how to fight terrorists, drones, and sabotage.
The goal is to make sure CISF is ready to protect important places like airports and government buildings.
They are learning new warfare skills and may soon get advanced AK-203 rifles, like the Army uses.
This training aims to boost the CISF's ability to keep everyone safe.
CISF commandos are receiving counter-terror training from the Indian Army in Jammu and Kashmir.
The training follows Operation Sindoor, launched after the Pahalgam terror attack.
120 CISF Quick Response Team commandos have been trained by the Northern Command.
The training aims to equip CISF personnel to combat terror strikes, drone attacks, and sabotage.
CISF may receive AK-203 rifles in the future.
- Who
- CISF personnel and the Indian Army.
- What
- CISF commandos are undergoing counter-terror training.
- When
- Following Operation Sindoor after the Pahalgam terror attack.
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir.
- Why
- To equip CISF to combat terror strikes and enhance security at strategic installations.
- Training Location
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Training Provided By
- Indian Army (Northern Command)
- Number of CISF personnel trained
- 120
- Training Focus
- Counter-terrorism, drone attacks, sabotage
- Possible Future Equipment
- AK-203 rifles
- CISF Security Duties
- Strategic establishments and protected persons