Synopsis
The CISF commemorated 127 personnel who sacrificed their lives for the nation in a ceremony led by Director General Rajwinder Singh Bhatti. The event highlighted the organization’s commitment to national security and included tributes, performances, and family recognition.Key Takeaways
- CISF honored 127 personnel for their sacrifices.
- Director General Rajwinder Singh Bhatti presided over the ceremony.
- Families received tributes at the National Police Memorial.
- The event emphasized CISF's commitment to national security.
- CISF provides security to critical infrastructure nationwide.
New Delhi, April 12 (NationPress) The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) held a poignant ceremony on Saturday to honor 127 personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the nation. Director General of CISF, Rajwinder Singh Bhatti, chaired the special event at the CISF Headquarters in New Delhi, where he personally recognized the families of these brave individuals.
During his speech, the DG commended their bravery, sacrifice, and steadfast commitment, as stated by an official.
This event underscored CISF's unwavering dedication to national security and acknowledged the profound sacrifices made by its members to defend the nation's integrity. The force currently boasts over 188,000 personnel.
Earlier, Praveer Ranjan, SDG (APS), along with senior CISF officials and personnel, paid floral tributes to the fallen heroes at the Central Sculpture, located at the National Police Memorial.
The families of CISF heroes also visited the ‘Wall of Valour’, which features the names of all CAPF and Police personnel who made the supreme sacrifice etched in stone.
The event included a performance by the CISF band, attended by CISF officers, personnel, and family members from various units in the Delhi-NCR region.
As part of this prestigious event, the families were offered an exclusive tour of the Police Museum and viewed a special CISF film that showcased the unparalleled valor of CISF personnel in ensuring the nation's safety.
In a heartfelt ceremony, senior officers honored the families and expressed their deep appreciation for their sacrifices.
The CISF currently provides security for 359 establishments across the country, including a dedicated Fire Wing that serves 115 of these sites.
The CISF security umbrella encompasses some of India’s most critical infrastructure, including nuclear facilities, space installations, airports, seaports, and power plants. Additionally, it safeguards important government buildings, iconic heritage sites, the Delhi Metro, the Parliament House Complex, and the Central Jails of Jammu and Kashmir.
The CISF also operates a specialized VIP Security unit that provides 24/7 protection to key individuals.
