Jammu Tawi: A week-long joint training exercise, “Shakti Sangam,” was conducted jointly by the Special Operations Group (SOG) Jammu and the National Security Guard (NSG), concluded here on Saturday after intensive training sessions.
As per the official communique, the exercise was designed to enhance operational preparedness, strengthen inter-agency coordination, and improve response capabilities against evolving security threats.
“During the training programme, personnel underwent rigorous and specialized modules covering a wide spectrum of counter-terrorism and tactical operations,” read a handout.
It further said that the key areas of training included Intervention Tactics, Hostage Rescue Operations, employment of Force Multipliers, handling and deployment of Bomb Disposal Equipment, Counter-Drone Measures, use of Night Vision Devices (NVDs), and Live Firing Practices.
The participants also engaged in scenario-based exercises aimed at improving real-time decision-making and coordinated response during critical incidents. The joint exercise provided a valuable platform for personnel of SOG Jammu and NSG to exchange expertise, share best practices, and enhance interoperability in conducting complex security operations.
“The training emphasized seamless coordination, precision, and adaptability in addressing contemporary security challenges,” it read.
Senior officers overseeing the exercise appreciated the dedication, professionalism, and enthusiasm displayed by the participating personnel. They highlighted that such collaborative training initiatives are essential for maintaining a high state of operational readiness and ensuring an effective response to emerging threats.
The successful culmination of “Shakti Sangam” marked another significant step towards strengthening the capabilities of security forces and reinforcing their commitment to safeguarding public safety and national security through continuous training and capacity building, read a handout. (UNI)
