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An inquiry committee comprising senior CISF officers has been set up to investigate the incident. Kangana arrived at Delhi airport following the incident.

Kangana Ranaut 'slapped' by CISF personnel at Chandigarh airport

An inquiry committee comprising senior CISF officers has been set up to investigate the incident. Kangana arrived at Delhi airport following the incident.

Actor-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut was allegedly slapped by a woman CISF constable at Chandigarh airport on Thursday.
The incident reportedly occurred after an argument broke out during frisking at the airport.
The constable has been reportedly identified as Kulwinder Kaur. The BJP leader is said to have demanded action against the CISF personnel.
An inquiry committee comprising senior CISF officers has been set up to investigate the incident. Kangana arrived at Delhi airport following the incident.
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A day later, the force added news about two different incidents of passengers carrying a high volume of foreign currency.

'Illegal cash' inside dress inside bag at Delhi airport: CISF busts ₹50 lakh stash

A day later, the force added news about two different incidents of passengers carrying a high volume of foreign currency.

The Central Industrial Security Force on 4 February 2023 tweeted a video of a crackdown on foreign currency allegedly being smuggled at the Delhi airport.
CISF said that its personnel caught a passenger with foreign currency worth around ₹50 lakhs at the Indira Gandhi International Airport. The cash was concealed inside the passenger's clothes. CISF personnel were seen peeling back layers of a dress, with cash stuck to pages hidden beneath the creases.
A day later, the force added news about two different incidents of passengers carrying a high volume of foreign currency. People with 2,00,000 UAE Dirham and 36,400 USD worth approximately ₹74 lakhs were handed over to the Customs Department.
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There was no disruption onboard, and the passengers stopped when asked by a crew member, according to reports.

Drunk passengers on IndiGo flight arrested for trying to 'consume more liquor', say reports

There was no disruption onboard, and the passengers stopped when asked by a crew member, according to reports.

Amid outrage over the handling of the urination incident on an Air India flight, two allegedly drunk passengers on an IndiGo flight were arrested on 8 January 2023.
The passengers allegedly tried to consume liquor on the Delhi-to-Patna flight, even though it is prohibited on domestic flights.
Patna police made the arrests with the help of the CISF.
There was no disruption onboard, and the passengers stopped when asked by a crew member, according to sources quoted by NDTV.
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In response, Kempegowda International airport officials regretted the "hassle" and said that this should not have happened.

Bengaluru: woman says she was made to take shirt off, stand in camisole at airport security checkpoint

In response, Kempegowda International airport officials regretted the "hassle" and said that this should not have happened.

A woman has accused Bengaluru airport authorities of "humiliating" her by making her take her clothes off.
Krishani Gadhvi, a musician, reportedly said on 3 January 2023 that she was asked to remove her shirt, and it was humiliating to stand at the security checkpoint wearing only a camisole, getting the kind of attention that no woman wants.
In response, Kempegowda International airport officials regretted the "hassle" and said that this should not have happened.
They said that the issue has been escalated to the CISF, and also asked for Gadhvi's contact details for more information.
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Saudi Riyals worth Rs 41-lakh found concealed in 'Lehanga buttons' at Delhi airport

Saudi Riyals worth Rs 41 lakh found concealed in 'Lehanga buttons' at Delhi airport

The airport authorities noticed Raza’s suspicious activity based on behaviour detection at Terminal-3 of the airport.

Stuffed in lehenga 'buttons', Saudi Riyals worth Rs 41-lakh seized at Delhi airport

The airport authorities noticed Raza&rsquo;s suspicious activity based on behaviour detection at Terminal-3 of the airport.

The Central Intelligence Security Force (CISF) and airport authorities apprehended a passenger on Tuesday for illegally trying to smuggle Saudi Riyals. The passenger was found to be carrying Saudi Riyals worth 41 lakh Indian Rupee stuffed in lehenga buttons.&nbsp;
According to a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/explained-adani-group-to-acquire-stake-in-ndtv-1661298069635">NDTV</a> report, the passenger identified as Misam Raza was flying to Dubai from Delhi on a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/case-against-social-media-influencer-for-smoking-inside-spicejet-plane-1660657225967">SpiceJet</a> flight.&nbsp;
The airport authorities noticed Raza&rsquo;s suspicious activity based on behaviour detection at Terminal-3 of the airport.
The passenger was then put under thorough check along with his luggage. At the X-ray baggage inspection system, buttons in bulk were detected. Although he was allowed to complete his check in formalities, the officials maintained a close watch on him.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, on thorough checking of his luggage, the officials found Saudi Riyals concealed in lehenga buttons. The currency notes were made into small bundles and packed inside oversize buttons.&nbsp;
Raza was then intercepted by <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/1-dead-1-injured-as-cisf-jawan-opens-fire-inside-kolkata-museum-1659806448493">CISF</a> officials who failed to produce valid documents related to Saudi Riyals. Raza was handed over to the custom officials.&nbsp;
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 A CISF jawan allegedly shot and injured two of his colleagues at the Indian Museum in Kolkata on Saturday, officials said.
The jawan used his service weapon to shoot at an assistant sub-inspector and a head constable.
The two personnel have suffered bullet injuries, they said.
The incident took place around 6:45 pm in the barracks at the museum, which is India's "oldest and largest" such facility.
The CISF took over the armed security of the museum in December 2019.
The museum, located in the heart of Kolkata, is an autonomous organisation under the administrative control of the Union Ministry of Culture.

1 dead, 1 injured as CISF jawan opens fire inside Kolkata museum

 A CISF jawan allegedly shot and injured two of his colleagues at the Indian Museum in Kolkata on Saturday, officials said.

The incident took place around 6:45 pm in the barracks at the museum, which is India's "oldest and largest" such facility.

A jawan of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) fired indiscriminately, killing one colleague and seriously injuring another inside their barrack attached to the Indian Museum in Kolkata on Saturday evening, officials said.
The jawan who used his service weapon to shoot at his colleagues was disarmed and arrested, a Kolkata Police officer said.
After the firing, the two injured men were taken to the state-run SSKM Hospital where one of them died.
"The incident took place at around 6.30 PM. One CISF jawan was killed while another is badly injured. We have arrested the accused," Police Commissioner Vineet Goyal said.
The incident took place in the barrack inside the museum, which is India's "oldest and largest" such facility.
The CISF took over the armed security of the museum in December 2019.
The museum, located in the heart of Kolkata, is an autonomous organisation under the administrative control of the Union Ministry of Culture.&nbsp;
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A distressing video of a woman lying on the floor of Delhi airport while airline staff sit calmly nearby has gone viral on social media. The incident occurred last week, according to news agency PTI.
A person named Vipul Bhimani tweeted the video on May 5, claiming that he was travelling with two other people via Air India. Bhimani said that they were denied entry to board the plane despite being just one minute late.
His aunt then fell sick, suffering from a panic attack. The video showed Air India's staff members sitting at their terminal while the woman lay on the ground, and her family rushed to get water.
Air India took note of the video, and sought details of the incident from Bhimani. Subsequent correspondence on Twitter appeared to suggest that the airline promised to refund the ticket amount.
Later, as the video gained traction and outrage against Air India grew, the airline issued a clarification. Air India claimed that a doctor and a CISF personnel had been called immediately to help the passenger, but she had started feeling better by then. The airline said that the woman declined medical and wheelchair assistance.
Regarding the denial to board, Air India said that it has to adhere to rules, and couldn't delay the flight as all the other passengers had boarded on time. Air India claimed its staff had repeatedly called the names of the three people in question before the gate closed.
India's aviation regulator DGCA said that it had sought a report from the airline.

Delhi airport: woman on floor in panic attack; Air India staff didn't help, claims passenger

A passenger claimed that his aunt had a panic attack as they were denied entry to board for being late by 1 minute, and the Air India staff didn't help.

A distressing video of a woman lying on the floor of Delhi airport while airline staff sit calmly nearby has gone viral on social media. The incident occurred last week, according to news agency PTI.
A person named Vipul Bhimani tweeted the video on May 5, claiming that he was travelling with two other people via Air India. Bhimani said that they were denied entry to board the plane despite being just one minute late.
His aunt then fell sick, suffering from a panic attack. The video showed Air India's staff members sitting at their terminal while the woman lay on the ground, and her family rushed to get water.
Air India took note of the video, and sought details of the incident from Bhimani. Subsequent correspondence on Twitter appeared to suggest that the airline promised to refund the ticket amount.
Later, as the video gained traction and outrage against Air India grew, the airline issued a clarification. Air India claimed that a doctor and a CISF personnel had been called immediately to help the passenger, but she had started feeling better by then. The airline said that the woman declined medical and wheelchair assistance.
Regarding the denial to board, Air India said that it has to adhere to rules, and couldn't delay the flight as all the other passengers had boarded on time. Air India claimed its staff had repeatedly called the names of the three people in question before the gate closed.
India's aviation regulator DGCA said that it had sought a report from the airline.

 
In even more stark footage of the terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir, a CISF bus was seen coming under attack.
The CCTV visuals showed the bus colliding with what seemed to be a road barrier. A shower of sparks and a flash of light follow, and then the bus is engulfed by a cloud of smoke.
The CISF bus had been carrying 15 personnel for a cordon and search operation when it was targeted by terrorists. The attackers lobbed grenades and opened fire at the bus, after being spotted by security personnel at an Army camp in the area.
While 1 CISF officer was killed, 9 security personnel were injured in the attack. However, the terrorists were successfully neutralised.
They are suspected to have been Pakistani nationals, who had recently crossed over illegally into India. They are believed to have infiltrated from the international border (IB) in the RS Pura sector. The terrorists, belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror organisation, were staying in a locality close to the Sunjwan Army camp.
What has caused alarm is that the attack took place just 2 days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Samba in J&K on April 24.

Bus stops, hit by grenade, sparks, smoke: new CCTV of Sunjwan terror attack ahead of PM Modi's J&K trip

Bus stops, hit by grenade, sparks, smoke: new CCTV of J&K terror attack ahead of PM Modi's trip


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 In even more stark footage of the terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir, a CISF bus was seen coming under attack. The CCTV visuals showed the bus colliding with what seemed to be a road barrier. A shower of sparks and a flash of light follow, and then the bus is engulfed by a cloud of smoke. The CISF bus had been carrying 15 personnel for a cordon and search operation when it was targeted by terrorists. The attackers lobbed grenades and opened fire at the bus, after being spotted by security personnel at an Army camp in the area. While 1 CISF officer was killed, 9 security personnel were injured in the attack. However, the terrorists were successfully neutralised. They are suspected to be Pakistani nationals, who had recently crossed over illegally into India. They are believed to have infiltrated from the international border (IB) in the RS Pura sector. The terrorists, belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror organisation, were staying in a locality close to the Sunjwan Army camp. What has caused alarm is that the attack took place just 2 days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Samba in J&amp;K on April 24.
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In even more stark footage of the terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir, a CISF bus was seen coming under attack.
The CCTV visuals showed the bus colliding with what seemed to be a road barrier.&nbsp;A shower of sparks and a flash of light follow, and then the bus is engulfed by a cloud of smoke.
 The CISF bus had been carrying 15 personnel for a cordon and search operation when it was targeted by terrorists.&nbsp;The attackers lobbed grenades and opened fire at the bus, after being spotted by security personnel at an Army camp in the area.
 While 1 CISF officer was killed, 9 security personnel were injured in the attack.&nbsp;However, the terrorists were successfully neutralised.
 They are suspected to have been Pakistani nationals, who had recently crossed over illegally into India.&nbsp;They are believed to have infiltrated from the international border (IB) in the RS Pura sector.&nbsp;The terrorists, belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror organisation, were staying in a locality close to the Sunjwan Army camp.
 What has caused alarm is that the attack took place just 2 days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Samba in J&amp;K on April 24.
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Hours after a terror attack was foiled in Jammu and Kashmir, CCTV visuals emerged of the incident. Two Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists were killed in the encounter in Sunjwan on April 22. A CISF officer died, while 9 security personnel were injured in the operation.
A team of India's premier anti-terror probe agency, the National Investigation Agency also visited the spot. Police claimed that the two terrorists had aimed to carry out a suicide attack at a security camp.
When the terrorists were moving towards the Army camp, they were spotted by security personnel. As a knee-jerk reaction, the terrorists threw a grenade and fired at a CISF bus passing through the area, as per officials The terrorists then entered a house, where they were neutralised.
Jammu and Kashmir's police chief called the incident a part of a big conspiracy. Dilbag Singh said, "This was part of a big conspiracy to disturb peace in Jammu. This could be a big conspiracy to sabotage PM Modi's visit. We got timely alert, and a successful operation was done.As per the reports so far, both the terrorists were Pakistani. We will do further verification."

Watch CCTV footage of J&K terror attack; 'bid to sabotage PM Modi's trip' says police chief

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 When the terrorists were moving towards the Army camp, they were spotted by security personnel. As a knee-jerk reaction, the terrorists threw a grenade and fired at a CISF bus passing through the area, as per officials The terrorists then entered a house, where they were neutralised. Jammu and Kashmir's police chief called the incident a part of a big conspiracy.
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CAPTIONS CCTV of terror attack Terror incident in J&amp;K 2 terrorists neutralised 1 CISF officer died 9 security personnel injured Police chief said 'big plot' Incident ahead of PM's trip

<div class="elementToProof">Two Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists were killed in the encounter in Sunjwan on April 22, days ahead of PM Narendra Modi's visit to the Union Territory.</div>

Hours after a terror attack was foiled in Jammu and Kashmir, CCTV visuals emerged of the incident.&nbsp;Two Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists were killed in the encounter in Sunjwan on April 22.&nbsp;A CISF officer died, while 9 security personnel were injured in the operation.
A team of India's premier anti-terror probe agency, the National Investigation Agency also visited the spot.&nbsp;Police claimed that the two terrorists had aimed to carry out a suicide attack at a security camp.
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When the terrorists were moving towards the Army camp, they were spotted by security personnel.&nbsp;As a knee-jerk reaction, the terrorists threw a grenade and fired at a CISF bus passing through the area, as per officials&nbsp;The terrorists then entered a house, where they were neutralised.
Jammu and Kashmir's police chief called the incident a part of a big conspiracy. Dilbag Singh said, "This was part of a big conspiracy to disturb peace in Jammu. This could be a big conspiracy to sabotage PM Modi's visit. We got timely alert, and a successful operation was done.As per the reports so far, both the terrorists were Pakistani. We will do further verification."

 One security force personnel was killed and four more suffered injuries in a gunfight with terrorists in a locality near an Army camp on the outskirts of Jammu early Friday, officials said.
The encounter in Sunjwan took place amid heightened security arrangements in Jammu and Kashmir, two days ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit to Samba district.
Additional Director General of Police of Jammu Mukesh Singh said the encounter started when the police's Special Operations Group and the CRPF launched a joint search operation in the area.
He said one security force personnel was killed and three more suffered injuries in the gunfight. "The encounter is going on," he said.
A search operation was launched on a specific information about the presence of at least two heavily-armed terrorists, likely belonging to the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) outfit, in a vicinity adjacent to the sprawling Sunjwan military station to carry out a major strike in the city, the officials said.
They said the terrorists hurled a grenade and opened fire on the search parties who retaliated, triggering a gunfight.
Reinforcements have been rushed to the area and an operation is underway to neutralise the terrorists, the officials said.
On February 10 in 2018, three JeM terrorists stormed the Sunjwan Army camp and in the subsequent gunfight, seven persons, including six soldiers, were killed. All the three terrorists were also gunned down.
On National Panchayati Raj Day on April 24, the prime minister is scheduled to visit Pali village, 17 km from here, to address a gathering.
This will be Modi's first visit to Jammu and Kashmir other than borders since the abrogation of the special status of erstwhile state and its bifurcation in August 2019.
He had celebrated Diwali with Army jawans on October 27, 2019 in Rajouri and on November 3, 2021 in Nowshera sector in Jammu division.

J&K: 2 days before PM visit, two militants and a soldiers killed in encounter

Two terrorists and a security personnel were killed after terrorists targeted a CISF bus leading to a gunfight near an Army camp on the outskirts of Jammu early Friday, officials said.

Two terrorists and a security personnel were killed after terrorists targeted a CISF bus leading to a gunfight near an Army camp on the outskirts of Jammu early Friday, officials said.
Nine security personnel were also injured in the gunfight, they said.
Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) officials said a bus carrying 15 personnel for their morning shift came under attack at 4.25 am near the Chaddha camp in Sunjwan area.
The police however say that the gunfight broke out after a joint cordon and search operation was launched in the area based on intelligence inputs.
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The encounter in Sunjwan took place amid heightened security arrangements in Jammu and Kashmir, two days ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit to Samba district.
Authorities suspended classes in all private and government schools in the vicinity and adjoining areas as a precautionary measure besides suspending the mobile internet services, the officials said.
Meanwhile, 4 militants were gunned down&nbsp;in an encounter with security forces in Baramulla district of Jammu and Kashmir on Friday, police said.&nbsp;
Top Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commander Yousuf Kantroo, one of the longest-surviving militants in the Valley, was gunned down in the operation that began on Thursday morning.&nbsp;

The encounter in Sunjwan took place amid heightened security arrangements in Jammu and Kashmir, two days ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit to Samba district.

Two terrorists and a security personnel were killed after terrorists targeted a CISF bus leading to a gunfight near an Army camp on the outskirts of Jammu early Friday, officials said.
Nine security personnel were also injured in the gunfight, they said.
Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) officials said a bus carrying 15 personnel for their morning shift came under attack at 4.25 am near the Chaddha camp in Sunjwan area.
The police, however, say that the gunfight broke out after a joint cordon and search operation was launched in the area based on intelligence inputs.&nbsp;Additional Director General of Police of Jammu Mukesh Singh&nbsp;said that ammunition recovered from the militants suggest they were planning a suicide attack
The encounter in Sunjwan took place amid heightened security arrangements in Jammu and Kashmir, two days ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit to Samba district.
Authorities suspended classes in all private and government schools in the vicinity and adjoining areas as a precautionary measure besides suspending the mobile internet services, the officials said.
Meanwhile, 4 militants were gunned down&nbsp;in an encounter with security forces in Baramulla district of Jammu and Kashmir on Friday, police said.&nbsp;
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Top Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commander Yousuf Kantroo, one of the longest-surviving militants in the Valley, was gunned down in the operation last began on Thursday morning.&nbsp;
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An octogenarian woman with disability was was allegedly made to strip by security officials at Guwahati airport on Thursday.The 80-year-old woman was travelling with her granddaughter from Nagaland to New Delhi when the Central Industries Security Force personnel reportedly stopped her for frisking.Her daughter, Dolly Kikon, who is a noted anthropologist based in Australia, said on Twitter that the CISF personnel insisted that she pull down her undergarment to show proof of her titanium hip implant.
As Dolly Kikon’s string of tweets on the incident sparked outrage, Union civil aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia responded to her, promising to look into the incident.
The CISF later tweeted that the security and dignity of passengers had to go hand in hand. The force, which is entrusted with the security of major airports, also announced that the official concerned has been suspended.

80-year-old disabled woman asked to strip at Guwahati airport, probe ordered

Disabled, 80-year-old woman allegedly asked to strip at Guwahati&nbsp;airport&nbsp;
CISF&nbsp;officials sought proof of woman's titanium hip implant&nbsp;
Civil aviation minister promised inquiry after complaint by woman's daughter&nbsp;
Concerned official&nbsp;has been suspended: CISF&nbsp;

The 80-year-old woman was travelling with her granddaughter from Nagaland&nbsp;to New Delhi when the Central Industries Security Force personnel reportedly stopped her for frisking.

An octogenarian woman with disability was&nbsp;was allegedly made to strip by security officials at Guwahati airport on Thursday. The 80-year-old woman was travelling with her granddaughter from Nagaland&nbsp;to New Delhi when the Central Industries Security Force personnel reportedly stopped her for frisking. Her daughter, Dolly Kikon, who is a noted anthropologist based in Australia, said on Twitter that the CISF&nbsp;personnel insisted that she pull down her undergarment to show proof of her titanium hip implant.
As Dolly Kikon&rsquo;s string of tweets on the incident sparked outrage, Union civil aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia responded to her, promising to look into the incident.
The CISF later tweeted that the security and dignity of passengers had to go hand in hand. The force, which is entrusted with the security of major airports, also announced that the official concerned has been suspended.
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Man falls onto metro train rail tracks: Watch what happened next
 

Man falls onto Delhi metro train rail tracks: Watch what happened next | Shahdara station | CISF personnel rescue | CCTV footage

In CCTV footage from Shahdara metro station, a man is seen walking on the platform, apparently looking at his phone. Suddenly, he falls onto the tracks.

Man falls onto metro train rail tracks: Watch what happened next

A mishap was averted at a metro station in Delhi after a passenger fell onto the rail tracks. In CCTV footage from Shahdara metro station, a man is seen walking on the platform, apparently looking at his phone. Suddenly, he falls onto the tracks. On the opposite platform, CISF personnel witness what happened. Then one of the CISF soldiers is seen lowering himself onto the tracks.
He rushes towards the fallen man, and helps him get up. Then, he hoists the man onto the platform, before climbing up himself. Thankfully, no train was seen arriving or departing when the incident occurred on February 4. The passenger has reportedly been identified as Shailendra Mehta, while the CISF personnel who saved him was Rohtas. Some metro stations in Delhi have automatic doors which open only when trains have arrived at the platform, thus making the tracks inaccessible at other times. However, they are yet to be installed at all stations.

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A mishap was averted at a metro station in Delhi after a passenger fell onto the rail tracks.
In CCTV footage from Shahdara metro station, a man is seen walking on the platform, apparently looking at his phone.&nbsp;Suddenly, he falls onto the tracks.
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On the opposite platform, CISF personnel witness what happened. Then one of the CISF soldiers is seen lowering himself onto the tracks.&nbsp;He rushes towards the fallen man, and helps him get up.&nbsp;Then, he hoists the man onto the platform, before climbing up himself.
Thankfully, no train was seen arriving or departing when the incident occurred on February 4.
The passenger has reportedly been identified as Shailendra Mehta, while the CISF personnel who saved him was Rohtas.
Some metro stations in Delhi have automatic doors which open only when trains have arrived at the platform, thus making the tracks inaccessible at other times.&nbsp;However, they are yet to be installed at all stations.

Sudhaa Chandran opened up about an incident where she was asked to remove her prosthetic limb by the airport authorities, the actress received apologies from CISF

Actress Sudhaa Chandran, received an apology from CISF for stopping her at airport over prosthetic

After CISF received backlash over the incident involving actress Sudha Chandran, the central force has issued an apology to her. Watch this report. 

((PLAY VIDEO PART WHERE SHE IS APPEALING MODI))&nbsp; After actress Sudhaa Chandran sought intervention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Central Industrial Security Force has issued an apology to her.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; ((PLAY THE PART OF THE VIDEO WHERE SHE IS EXPLAINING WHAT HAPPENED TO HER))&nbsp; &nbsp; On twitter, the CISF said as per protocol, prosthetics are to be removed for security checks only under exceptional circumstances.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The Central armed force said that it will examine why Sudhaa Chandran&rsquo;s was asked&nbsp;to remove prosthetics.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Sudhaa Chandran, is best-known for being a part of TV shows such as&nbsp;Kaahin&nbsp;Kissii&nbsp;Roz&nbsp;and all the seasons of&nbsp;Naagin. She has also won a National Award for her role in the Telugu film&nbsp;Mayuri, which is based on her life.&nbsp;

Sudhaa&nbsp;Chandran opened up about an incident where she was asked to remove her prosthetic limb by the airport authorities, the veteran actress-dancer received an apology from the CISF on Twitter.

After actress Sudhaa Chandran sought intervention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Central Industrial Security Force has issued an apology to her.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; On twitter, the CISF said as per protocol, prosthetics are to be removed for security checks only under exceptional circumstances.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The Central armed force said that it will examine why Sudhaa Chandran&rsquo;s was asked&nbsp;to remove prosthetics.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Sudhaa Chandran, is best-known for being a part of TV shows such as&nbsp;Kaahin&nbsp;Kissii&nbsp;Roz&nbsp;and all the seasons of&nbsp;Naagin. She has also won a National Award for her role in the Telugu film&nbsp;Mayuri, which is based on her life.&nbsp;

The Centre has accorded a security cover of armed CISF commandos for the Hyderabad premises of Bharat Biotech, news agency PTI has reported. Bharat Biotech is one of the major Covid-19 vaccine manufacturers in the country producing Covaxin.Officials told PTI that the registered office and plant of the company located at Genome Valley in Telangana's capital will be secured by a team of 64 armed personnel of the paramilitary force.
The Union home ministry recently sanctioned a proposal to deploy the Central Industrial Security Force at this facility, following which the force carried out a survey.
"The organisation is an important facility when it comes to ensuring medical and health security of the country and it obviously faces a terror threat from various inimical elements. The CISF, hence, has been tasked to secure the Bharat Biotech facility in Hyderabad," an official told PTI.

Central security cover for Covaxin maker Bharat Biotech's campus in Hyderabad

The Centre has accorded a security cover of armed CISF commandos for the Hyderabad premises of Bharat Biotech, the manufacturer of Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin

Central security cover Covaxin maker Bharat Biotech's campus

The Centre has accorded a security cover of armed CISF commandos for the Hyderabad premises of Bharat Biotech, news agency PTI has reported. Bharat Biotech is one of the major Covid-19 vaccine manufacturers in the country producing Covaxin.
Officials told PTI that the registered office and plant of the company located at Genome Valley in Telangana's capital will be secured by a team of 64 armed personnel of the paramilitary force.
The Union home ministry recently sanctioned a proposal to deploy the Central Industrial Security Force at this facility, following which the force carried out a survey.

The Centre has accorded a security cover of armed CISF commandos for the Hyderabad premises of Bharat Biotech, news agency PTI has reported. Bharat Biotech is one of the major Covid-19 vaccine manufacturers in the country producing Covaxin. Officials told PTI that the registered office and plant of the company located at Genome Valley in Telangana's capital will be secured by a team of 64 armed personnel of the paramilitary force.
The Union home ministry recently sanctioned a proposal to deploy the Central Industrial Security Force at this facility, following which the force carried out a survey.
"The organisation is an important facility when it comes to ensuring medical and health security of the country and it obviously faces a terror threat from various inimical elements. The CISF, hence, has been tasked to secure the Bharat Biotech facility in Hyderabad," an official told PTI.

CISF Jawan’s Body Fished Out

SDRF teams recovered the body of Debashish Das, a resident of Tetelisora, Kampur. Debashish had gone missing in the Nishari river. Additional security forces has been called in fearing violence in the area. Debashish was a CISF jawan. The search and rescue team spent the whole day yesterday to trace Debashsish. A pall of gloom has descended on Tetelisora. Locals have sought an inquiry into the death of Debashish.

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