Nashik: Kirti Patil Becomes First Maharashtra Woman Police Officer To Complete NSG Bomb Disposal Course
Nashik: Another feather has been added to the cap of the Nashik City Police force. Police Inspector Kirti Patil has successfully completed the Bomb Disposal Course (BDC) at the National Security Guard (NSG) Training Academy in Manesar, Haryana. She has become the first woman police officer from Maharashtra to complete the rigorous training. Following this achievement, the Nashik City Police force…
In Nashik, Police Inspector Kirti Patil has made history by becoming the first woman from Maharashtra to complete the demanding Bomb Disposal Course (BDC) at the National Security Guard (NSG) Training Academy in Manesar, Haryana. This accomplishment places Patil at the forefront of the Nashik City Police force, with the city's police department assigning her the significant role of leading the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS).
The NSG Training Academy hosted a comprehensive course attended by 331 officers from diverse police, defense, and paramilitary units throughout the nation, alongside 27 international participants from Cambodia, Botswana, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Seychelles, Lesotho, Tanzania, and Tajikistan. Patil's dedication to a field traditionally dominated by men showcases her exceptional skills and readiness to handle high-risk situations.
The Nashik City Police Commissionerate celebrated Patil's achievement on their official social media channels, expressing confidence in the future of women police officers taking on crucial and challenging responsibilities. With millions of devotees expected to visit Nashik during the upcoming Simhastha Kumbh Mela, the appointment of an NSG-trained woman officer is deemed vital for security planning and reinforcing the city's security forces.
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