Around 150 CISF personnel to be part of Parliament security set-up post recent breach

Tuesday, 23 January 2024
At least 150 CISF personnel to join Parliament security following a breach in the Lok Sabha visitors’ gallery where two individuals jumped and released yellow smoke. CISF will handle access control, frisking visitors, screening bags, and ensuring fire safety. CISF unit, headed by an AC rank officer, will have 36 personnel from the fire wing.

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