Indian Army, CISF train together in Pune focussing on ‘national security priorities’

The X post further said, “Over the next two weeks, intensive scenario-based drills will be conducted to validate tactical procedures, strengthen communication protocols, sharpen decision-making and refine response mechanisms to meet real-world contingencies with speed and precision. This joint training reaffirms the Indian Army and CISF shared commitment to operational excellence, building interoperable capability, integrated action, and unwavering readiness.”

In September last year, as part of the military civil fusion training initiative, the Shivneri Brigade under the aegis of Golden Katar Division conducted a comprehensive two-week Counter Terrorism Capsule for 100 CISF personnel at Military Civil Fusion Training Node at Aundh Military Station. The training included modules on Army Martial Arts Training Routine (AMAR), weapon handling, Quick Reaction Team (QRT) drills, room intervention, survival training and functioning of Indian Army, aimed at building core combat skills, enhancing situational responsiveness and synergy in operations.

In July last year, the The Bald Eagle Brigade of Southern Command conducted a two-week intensive training capsule for CISF personnel at Bhuj, aimed at sharpening their counter-terrorism skills, enhancing drone handling proficiency, and developing quick-response capabilities against aerial threats.