M.S. Bali, IPS

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AVIATION SECURITY IN INDIA

• M.S. Bali, IPS
• Addl Director General/Airport Sector, CISF

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IMPORTANT G.O.I. DECISIONS REGARDING AVIATION
SECURITY

• Implementation of aviation security handed over
  to CISF
• A robust scheme of training for aviation
  security personnel.
• A system of regular audits/decoy checks.
• A clear cut procedure to deal with hi-jack and
  other attacks on civil aviation.

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STRUCTURE OF AVIATION SECURITY IN INDIA

• BCAS - Regulator
• CISF - Implementor on Ground.
• State Police - Crime, Law Order, traffic
• and contingency response.

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CISF MANDATE

• Anti-hijacking, anti sabotage (partial), first
  responder in the event of attacks.
• Other security outfits at airports - airline
  security, airport operator security, catering
  security.
• Airport Security Committee A coordinating
  mechanism.

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SECURITY GADGETRY AT AIRPORTS IN INDIA

• EXISTING
• DFMDs, HHMDs, X-BIS, Explosive Detection
  Systems, Bomb Detection and Disposal Squads
  (BDDS), Dog Squads, X-BIS training simulators.

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• Future

• Multi view X-BIS, Body Scanners, Puffing
  Machines, False Document Detection Kits, Liquid
  Explosive Detection Kits, Bollards, Tyre
  Killers, RFIDs systems, Perimeter Intrusion
  Detection Systems and Bio-metric Access Control
  System.

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• Focus

• (i) Continuous Development of Soft
  Skills
• (ii) Behaviour Detection.

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