Security Reinforcement: UP Police Gears Up for Noida International Airport
The Uttar Pradesh government is deploying a dedicated unit of 131 police officers at the new Noida International Airport. This initiative aims to enhance security through specialized training in immigration and international crime. The training is spearheaded by the Foreigners Regional Registration Office and overseen by IPS officer Harsh Singh.
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The Uttar Pradesh administration has announced the deployment of a specialized police unit to ensure security at the forthcoming Noida International Airport, located in Jewar.
This unit, comprising 131 trained personnel including inspectors, sub-inspectors, and constables, will be part of a strategy to bolster the airport's immigration services. Their expertise in computers and English adds a significant advantage in managing the airport's operations and security efficiently.
The officers are undergoing rigorous training under the guidance of the Foreigners Regional Registration Office based on the Bureau of Immigration's recommendations. The program covers various aspects of international crime, including smuggling and fraud, aiming to prepare them for efficient immigration control.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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