NSG Mock Drill at Parliament: Commandos Descend from Helicopter

On Friday, the NSG conducted a safety mock drill at the Parliament building, involving a helicopter and commandos.
NSG Counter-Terror Mock Drill

Source: aajtak

The National Security Guard (NSG) orchestrated a high-stakes mock drill on Friday to assess the security measures of the Parliament building. Elite NSG commandos and helicopters played a pivotal role. A security lapse last December resulted in two individuals trespassing and discharging smoke bombs inside the complex, causing widespread panic and confusion.

Commandos Alight from Helicopters onto Parliament Roof

The detailed mock exercise initiated by the NSG featured a thrilling helicopter and commando involvement, along with an aerial survey to evaluate security readiness. The Delhi Police were on high alert, ensuring the perimeter remained secure during the 15-minute operation. A gripping video footage shows NSG commandos expertly rappelling from helicopters onto the Parliament's rooftop.

Last Year's Security Breach at Parliament Recalled

On a day commemorating a past terrorist attack, two individuals managed to evade security checks using visitor passes. They accessed the political nerve center by leaping from the visitors' gallery amidst the proceedings. Concealed smoke bombs discharged from their footwear enshrouded the scene in chaos. Identified as Sagar Sharma from Lucknow and Manoranjan D from Mysore, these youths had gained entry through a recommendation from BJP MP Pratap Simha.

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