In a significant move for urban transport security in the National Capital Region (NCR), the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has officially assumed security responsibilities for the Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) ‘Namo Bharat’ corridor at a ceremony in New Ashok Nagar, Delhi. This step signifies a shift towards integrated, technology-driven security for India’s first high-speed regional transit system in the NCR, ensuring safe and efficient travel for commuters. The ceremony included the symbolic handover of security duties from NCRTC Managing Director Shalabh Goel to CISF Director General Praveer Ranjan.
The induction of CISF personnel on the RRTS ‘Namo Bharat’ corridor aims to enhance security measures, with the CISF deploying advanced surveillance systems, access controls, anti-sabotage checks, and rapid response capabilities across the network. The CISF’s involvement is seen as a crucial development in securing India’s modern transport infrastructure, aligning security measures with the evolving mobility landscape.
During the event, CISF Director General Praveer Ranjan emphasized the importance of this integration, highlighting the need for advanced, technology-driven security solutions to match the pace of evolving transportation systems. He reiterated the CISF’s commitment to providing a robust security environment that not only protects infrastructure but also instills confidence in commuters, setting new standards in transit security.
