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CISF security for Infosys Pune centre
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has been asked to provide security cover to Infosys Pune centre following threat perception to major infrastructure facilities including those of the private sector. The CISF has been providing security at Infosys campus in Bangalore and Mysore since 2009.
The CISF Inspector General P. Phalnikar said, “With reports of sleeper cells and various other intelligence inputs coming in, we cannot take security lightly. After the 2009 amendment to the CISF Act, the mandate of the force has been broadened to provide direct security cover to the private sector also. We are currently providing security to nuclear installations, space establishments, airports, seaports and power plants.”
He said the CISF provides special training to its personnel in anti-terror operations and its strength has grown several fold to reach 1.25 lakh personnel.
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