Chennai: Two CISF experts detect explosives, which were posted at city airports, retirement on Thursday.
Fortunately for security force, three new recruits join tasks in the same function.
As Badal and Raji posed for photographers who wore a separation bouquet of separation and a touched medal, Vetri, Bruno and Tejas saluted them and reported assignments after six months of intensive training in Ranchi.
Now, you will guess that the five are dogs that have fun when Badal and Raji, both Labradors, respond immediately to the commands intended for new recruitment, which roam the new environment.
Their handling must remind them that their time rises.
Both of them have joined CISF in 2011 as a six-month-old puppy and has been handled since by D Kumar and Sanjay Kumar.
The clerk said both of them had done their duties well for years, sniffing for explosives on several flights.
From new recruits, Vetri and Bruno are Labradors and Tejas is the Golden Retriever.
Sniffer dogs are taught to identify IED and narcotics.
They work with bomb disposal forces when dealing with bags left unattended.
Dr.
Sharad Kumar, Director, Indian Authority Airport (AAI), Chennai Airport, considering the services provided by two Rupi members who retired and said that newly appointed members had also been given strict training and were able to respond well.
Duty call.
K VK Sriram, Digging, CISF, said, “Dog forces are an important component of force.
This is an emotional function as we say goodbye to the best army of our troops, who have placed active services.
We have nine trained soldiers in dog troops we “.
When the Pandemic Covid-19 broke, these soldiers were vaccinated so that they remained fit, he added.
CISF personnel even conducted an interesting ceremony for Badal and Raji, who will now live a life that is easy and rest as retirees, maybe at Ranchi training school for dogs.
Two CISF pension dogs, 3 newly appointed in Chennai
