Srinagar Airport Conducts Comprehensive Multi Agency Counter Terrorist Mock Exercise

SRINAGAR, April 30, 2026 — The Central Industrial Security Force at Srinagar Airport successfully organized its annual counter-terrorist mock exercise today to evaluate and enhance the security framework of the terminal.

The drill was conducted in close coordination with the Central Reserve Police Force, local police, the Airports Authority of India, and the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, along with other essential stakeholders.

This collaborative effort focused on testing real-time response protocols and the deployment of specialized units to handle potential security threats effectively.

The exercise involved a series of simulated scenarios designed to test the actions outlined in the Counter-Terrorist Contingency Plan, specifically focusing on inter-agency coordination and communication channels.

Security teams practiced evacuation drills and tactical movements to identify potential operational gaps and strengthen overall response capabilities.

Such drills are considered vital for maintaining high levels of operational readiness and ensuring collective vigilance among all security agencies stationed at the airport, ultimately reinforcing the safety and synergy of the airport’s security environment.