Indian Police Force

[WolfPack86]

JVPC Carbine Chattisgarh police.

 

[WolfPack86]

Chennai police all terrain vechile.

 

[classover]

This is CRPF QRT Mahindra marksman!!! View attachment 50586
This is 737-200 part of airwing of BSF
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Do bsf own 737-200 ??

 

[Unknowncommando 2]

Rajasthan Police ERT during a mock drill in Jaipur 2018
H&K MP5-SD, MP5-A5, Arsenal AR-M1 Series, Glock 17/19
ACH & PASGT Helmets

 

[Suryavanshi]

Rajasthan Police ERT during a mock drill in Jaipur 2018
H&K MP5-SD, MP5-A5, Arsenal AR-M1 Series, Glock 17/19
ACH & PASGT Helmets

This is the new MKU helmet isn't it?

 

[Vishal reddy]

This is maharashtra armed police!!

This is Assam forest rangers

 

[Suryavanshi]

This is maharashtra armed police!! View attachment 51214
This is Assam forest rangers
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So that's where all the SLR ended up.

 

[Unknowncommando 2]

Commandos put on COVID-19 duty

An elite team is being deployed as a strike force to accompany DCPs

www.thehindu.com

 

[WolfPack86]

Notice not related to Chhattisgarh, CM Raman Singh never travelled by helicopter: Govt
The regulator said a Bell 407 helicopter with VT-KSA registration number was hired from King Rotors and Air Charter by the state government to be used for police action in Naxal areas.

The Chattisgarh government has clarified that the helicopter by which Chief Minister Raman Singh travels is an official helicopter with a double engine and is tested on all technical parameters of safety.

Director, Aviation Department Rajat Kumar informed the CM has never travelled by the helicopter belonging to King Rotors Company to either Aurangabad or Nagpur.

“The notice issued by King Rotor Company in February 2015 is not at all related to Chhattisgarh…. the government has hired for this company’s services from July 2015 but before that there was no association as such,” an official statement clarified. On Thursday, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) said the government has been utilising an aircraft hired for police operations to ferry Singh, a surprise check has revealed.

The regulator said a Bell 407 helicopter with VT-KSA registration number was hired from King Rotors and Air Charter by the state government to be used for police action in Naxal areas.

Notice not related to Chhattisgarh, CM Raman Singh never travelled by helicopter: Govt

The regulator said a Bell 407 helicopter with VT-KSA registration number was hired from King Rotors and Air Charter by the state government to be used for police action in Naxal areas.

indianexpress.com

 

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[Unknowncommando 2]

Telangana Police personnel during training
Arsenal AR-M1F with flash hider & slant muzzle brake

 

[Vishal reddy]

This is Regular Delhi armed police!!

This is West Bengal reserve police!!
Sry for the clarity of the pictures

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[Anikastha]

Telangana Police personnel during training
Arsenal AR-M1F with flash hider & slant muzzle brake
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i dont get why city cops use 9mm or 5.56 instead of 7.62 ????? can imagine collateral damage it unleashes

 

[Unknowncommando 2]

i dont get why city cops use 9mm or 5.56 instead of 7.62 ????? can imagine collateral damage it unleashes

Your point is right but cost & reliability are also some issues to be considered. AK type rifles don't require regular cleaning. Bulgarian Arsenal, TAR & GHAATAK are cheap and easily available. Plus we all know the scenario in India. Regular cops don't usually get chance to fire weapons during actual duty (Except JKP, NE or CG). There are still more INSAS & now new Excalibur variants than AK clones in service. You can find some new 5.56mm Excalibur rifle pics here.

INSAS Rifle, LMG & Carbine

Good news http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Tiruchi-ordnance-factory-develops-new-assault-rifle/articleshow/7740063.cms The Ordnance Factory of Tiruchi (OFT) has designed and developed an indigenous assault rifle matching the specifications of the AK47. "When put into use by our...

defenceforumindia.com

 

[aditya g]

Your point is right but cost & reliability are also some issues to be considered. AK type rifles don't require regular cleaning. Bulgarian Arsenal, TAR & GHAATAK are cheap and easily available. Plus we all know the scenario in India. Regular cops don't usually get chance to fire weapons during actual duty (Except JKP, NE or CG). There are still more INSAS & now new Excalibur variants than AK clones in service. You can find some new 5.56mm Excalibur rifle pics here.

INSAS Rifle, LMG & Carbine

Good news http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Tiruchi-ordnance-factory-develops-new-assault-rifle/articleshow/7740063.cms The Ordnance Factory of Tiruchi (OFT) has designed and developed an indigenous assault rifle matching the specifications of the AK47. "When put into use by our...

defenceforumindia.com

Very true - i think we are going to see INSAS with cops for the next 20 years at least.

26/11 attacks at CST - one constable fired rounds from his 303 but could not hit anything. What is the point of equipping cops with rifles which they cannot operate, or worst kill 3 civilians with one bullet.

It is better if cops are armed with simple and inexpensive firearms like 9mm Hi Power or perhaps Amogh or JVPC carbines - anything which connects when they fire.

 

[Anikastha]

Your point is right but cost & reliability are also some issues to be considered. AK type rifles don't require regular cleaning. Bulgarian Arsenal, TAR & GHAATAK are cheap and easily available. Plus we all know the scenario in India. Regular cops don't usually get chance to fire weapons during actual duty (Except JKP, NE or CG). There are still more INSAS & now new Excalibur variants than AK clones in service. You can find some new 5.56mm Excalibur rifle pics here.

INSAS Rifle, LMG & Carbine

Good news http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Tiruchi-ordnance-factory-develops-new-assault-rifle/articleshow/7740063.cms The Ordnance Factory of Tiruchi (OFT) has designed and developed an indigenous assault rifle matching the specifications of the AK47. "When put into use by our...

defenceforumindia.com

ofcourse its cheap....but at what cost....9mm can bring a terrorist down easily......but using 7.62 we are welcomes colateral damage with band baraat....

 

[Anikastha]

Very true - i think we are going to see INSAS with cops for the next 20 years at least.

26/11 attacks at CST - one constable fired rounds from his 303 but could not hit anything. What is the point of equipping cops with rifles which they cannot operate, or worst kill 3 civilians with one bullet.

It is better if cops are armed with simple and inexpensive firearms like 9mm Hi Power or perhaps Amogh or JVPC carbines - anything which connects when they fire.

exactly....9mm is enough for state law enforement if they wanna something which packs more punch....then its 5.56.....7.62 as snipers yes fine but as standard rifle no,,,,

 

[WolfPack86]

Jammu & Kashmir Police SOG Steyr SSG 69 Sniper Rifle ( 7.62*51mm ) Arsenal AR-M1F ( 7.62*39mm ) Ashok Leyland Medium Bullet Proof Vehicle ( MBPV )

 

[WolfPack86]

68th Republic Day Parade 2017 Mumbai | Shivaji Park, Dadar

 

[Akula]

What police did with Jayaraj and Fenix in Tuticorin was brutal and shameful.