Airport Security Boosted Under UDAN Scheme: Comprehensive Armed Security Cover

Under this scheme, more than 60 airports have been operationalized in tier-two and tier-three cities across India. Passengers traveling through these airports are exposed to various security threats. And, hence the need for a comprehensive armed security cover was felt to ensure their safety.

The deployment of CISF personnel will provide the passengers with much-needed security cover. The CISF personnel will be equipped with the latest gadgets and technologies to detect any security threats in the airports. They will also be trained to handle any kind of emergency situation that may arise due to any security threat. This will help in preventing any kind of security threats and also ensure the safety of the passengers.

Apart from providing the necessary security cover, the deployment of CISF personnel will also create employment opportunities in these airports. This will help in boosting the local economy and also help in the development of these tier-two and tier-three cities.

The deployment of CISF personnel in the airports under the UDAN scheme will be a major step towards ensuring the safety of the passengers and the airports. This will help in making air travel more secure and affordable. This step is also expected to further boost the Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS) and help in the development of tier-two and tier-three cities. The deployment of CISF personnel in more than 60 airports, located in tier-two and tier-three cities. It will ensure much-needed security cover for the passengers and the airports. The RCS, also known as UDAN (Ude Desh Ka Aam Nagrik), was launched in October 2016 to make air travel accessible and affordable by connecting tier-two and tier-three cities to the major airports across the country. The scheme aims to make air travel accessible and affordable to the citizens of India, especially those in remote areas.