 Early Time Report
Jammu, Dec 17: In a significant move to bolster preparedness against IED (Improvised Explosive Device) threats, the Zonal Police Headquarters Kashmir, in collaboration with the National Security Guards (NSG), organized a one-day training program on IED Data Management and Post-Blast Investigation at Police Control Room (PCR) Kashmir.
The training program, inaugurated by the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir, V K Birdi was attended by senior officers including SSP Srinagar, SO to IGP Kashmir, and other senior officials of Police Headquarters through virtual mode. Gazetted officers from all districts of the Kashmir zone and officers from the Bomb Disposal Squads (BDS) of the Valley also participated in the session.
The primary focus of the program was to equip the police personnel with advanced tools and techniques for managing IED-related threats and handling post-blast situations effectively. The training aimed to improve the response mechanism to such incidents and refine investigative strategies to ensure better tracking, analysis, and prevention of IED attacks.
Jamal Khan, Director of the National Bomb Data Centre (NBDC), delivered an extensive presentation on the National IED Data Management System and the operations of th The training session included detailed discussions on improving coordination, preparedness, and the role of the police in tackling the evolving nature of IED threats. Emphasis was laid on the importance of nationwide collaboration and preparedness in the fight against terrorism.
The training session included detailed discussions on improving coordination, preparedness, and the role of the police in tackling the evolving nature of IED threats. Emphasis was laid on the importance of nationwide collaboration and preparedness in the fight against terrorism.
The program concluded with a question-and-answer session, where participants clarified doubts and exchanged ideas with experts. The event wrapped up with the presentation of mementos to the officials and instructors as a token of appreciation.
The initiative reflects the ongoing efforts of the Jammu and Kashmir Police to enhance their technical capabilities and operational readiness in dealing with emerging security challenges. Such training sessions are essential for ensuring a coordinated, swift, and effective response to IED threats and post-blast situations, strengthening overall security in the region. | 