Addressing the programme via video conferencing, he said that the NIDMS would prove to be extremely important in the coming days for the investigation of all types of terrorist incidents occurring in the country and for the analysis of their various aspects.
A forensic experts’ team of the National Security Guard (NSG) on Sunday visited Srinagar’s Nowgam police station to examine the site of Friday night’s deadly explosion that claimed nine lives and left thirty-two others injured.
The blast, believed to be caused by a car explosion, has claimed several lives, with reports indicating that at least ten people have been killed and many others injured. Several vehicles were also damaged in the explosion.
PM Modi commended the NSG personnel for their bravery and commitment to ensuring national security.
He stated that NSG has set a gold standard in combat excellence by securing our nation with unwavering valour and sacrifice.
He said that since 2019, the Modi government has been taking significant steps to protect the country from terrorist threats.
Addressing the 41st Raising Day of the National Security Guard in Manesar, Haryana, Shah said the NSG has been at the forefront in combating organised crime and terrorism in the country.
The SWAT team from the Delhi Police, comprising three HIT units (18 commandos) under the leadership of Sub-Inspector Arun Kumar, outshone all teams in the firing competition.
Mock drills to counter terrorist attacks were conducted at Indira Gandhi International Airport in the national capital on Sunday.
Ten country-made bombs recovered last year in Holambi Kalan area were safely disposed of by the Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS) in coordination with the National Security Guard (NSG), an official said on Monday.
