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Kolkata police commandos
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Gujarat Police CHETAK Commando
Weapon : SIG 556 SWAT Rifle
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Greyhounds are the best in anti Maoist and jungle warfare. Their abilities have been honed through out the years and are a mix of the training and experience.
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Re-posting the video from where these pics was taken from...
Andhra Pradesh Police Grey Hounds
I don't think guys handling the weapons are actors...
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Is that you Anung Walling Elementz ???
We have seen how well equipped and well armed the Mizo Police Forces are. Well our prize state and one of the seven sister Arunachal isn't far behind too.
Arunachal Armed Police Special Task Force - the elite Police Commandos are as heavily armed as any elite military forces. They seems to have seek the proven SIG instead of M4 carbine.
Photo : AAPST personnel armed with 553LB with Trijicon ACOG with Glock as side arms
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Dear Roma, I like to say that its very silly to highlight the girths of kolkata cops. One needs to understand that they are not in the army. More over had they been warned at the begining of the career to be conscious about their health, the situation could have been better. But, yes, I can not deny the fact that the urge to stay in shape is very less among our officers. Then, again, the police is not allowed to working freely and follow the laws now a days. I think the political parties and Govt. hierarchy should first allow them to WORK. in the POLICE REFORM BILL 1979, there was mention about a cops physical fitness and why and how its important. And cops want the reforms to be implemented. Between 2006 and 2010, two cops had even filed PILs asking why the reforms had not been applied to the force.
I just want request you that POLICE REFORM BILL must be implemented as early as police by BPRD of Indian Police Service, into Kolkata Police and West Bengal Police.
Thats all.
I just want request you that POLICE REFORM BILL must be implemented as early as police by BPRD of Indian Police Service, into Kolkata Police and West Bengal Police.
Thats all.
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seems like they all carrying the INSAS Excalibur
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Good to know such a competition exist.
The pistol holster is at a wrong place for all of them though.
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Keen eyes Sherlock.
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MODERNIZATION OF STATE POLICE (WB AND KOLKATA)
**** Dear Roma, West Bengal police and Kolkata police need better communication path Central Agencies. There is a negligence in communication process between New Delhi and Kolkata. It must be short out by repeated meeting and conference in Central Agencies and Kolkata police force. Say, gathering informations from Intelligence Bureau and other agencies.
It should be made clear that poitical decision in the state and bureaucratic decision must maintained save path. This can bring better transparency in dominating ethnic clashes between Police and villagers or armed public.
Thats all.
**** Dear Roma, West Bengal police and Kolkata police need better communication path Central Agencies. There is a negligence in communication process between New Delhi and Kolkata. It must be short out by repeated meeting and conference in Central Agencies and Kolkata police force. Say, gathering informations from Intelligence Bureau and other agencies.
It should be made clear that poitical decision in the state and bureaucratic decision must maintained save path. This can bring better transparency in dominating ethnic clashes between Police and villagers or armed public.
Thats all.
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Wtf man you on some weed ...........................
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This should be in Mainstream media ..
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Mumbai police QRT commandos. More pics in the link:
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You Have Families Too, Cops Warn Terrorists In Kashmir In Retaliation
Terrorists should realize that they too have families, the Jammu and Kashmir police has said in a strong warning after an attack on an officer's home on Monday. "Militants should realise they too have families. Let militants take this as a warning," Jammu and Kashmir director General of Police Shesh Paul Vaid told NDTV.
The police chief also said, "This is between police and terrorists, families should not be brought into this conflict. If the police start doing this, what will happen to their families?"
The warning came after a brazen attack on Monday night on a police officer's home in Shopian in south Kashmir. At least a dozen terrorists barged into the house when the officer wasn't in, held his family hostage and also vandalized the house. Sources say the attackers told the family that "since the police are damaging the property of the families of militants and those who give shelter to them, we (militants) are going to retaliate."
The ruling PDP or People's Democratic Party's spokesperson reacted cautiously to the police warning but added that the forces were working under tremendous pressure.
"One sort of threat should not respond with threats. But It's reality... police are working under tremendous pressure. It is a local force. At the same time they are saving their own people and confronting militancy and stone-pelting," said Waheed Ur Rehman.
The families of policemen came under mob attacks during last year's unrest in the valley after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani. The homes of several policemen were vandalised by crowds after separatist groups named some officers, accusing them of killings and harassing people.
The Monday attack is seen to indicate growing militant presence in south Kashmir, where insurgents enjoy massive public support.
Recently, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat warned that Kashmiri locals who picked up arms and appeared to support terrorists would be treated as anti-nationals.
http://www.defencenews.in/article.aspx?id=250870
Terrorists should realize that they too have families, the Jammu and Kashmir police has said in a strong warning after an attack on an officer's home on Monday. "Militants should realise they too have families. Let militants take this as a warning," Jammu and Kashmir director General of Police Shesh Paul Vaid told NDTV.
The police chief also said, "This is between police and terrorists, families should not be brought into this conflict. If the police start doing this, what will happen to their families?"
The warning came after a brazen attack on Monday night on a police officer's home in Shopian in south Kashmir. At least a dozen terrorists barged into the house when the officer wasn't in, held his family hostage and also vandalized the house. Sources say the attackers told the family that "since the police are damaging the property of the families of militants and those who give shelter to them, we (militants) are going to retaliate."
The ruling PDP or People's Democratic Party's spokesperson reacted cautiously to the police warning but added that the forces were working under tremendous pressure.
"One sort of threat should not respond with threats. But It's reality... police are working under tremendous pressure. It is a local force. At the same time they are saving their own people and confronting militancy and stone-pelting," said Waheed Ur Rehman.
The families of policemen came under mob attacks during last year's unrest in the valley after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani. The homes of several policemen were vandalised by crowds after separatist groups named some officers, accusing them of killings and harassing people.
The Monday attack is seen to indicate growing militant presence in south Kashmir, where insurgents enjoy massive public support.
Recently, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat warned that Kashmiri locals who picked up arms and appeared to support terrorists would be treated as anti-nationals.
http://www.defencenews.in/article.aspx?id=250870
