Centre of Excellence institutes will be set up in the State to impart global security training to the youth. This decision was taken in a meeting of Chief Minister Kamal Nath with the high officials of Home and Police Department at the Mantralaya and Central Association of Private Security Industry, the highest organization of private security.
The CM said the demand for personal security has increased today. It is one of the most prominent centres in the employment sector today. It has wide employment potential. He said that if the youth of our state are given high level training in various disciplines related to personal security, then we will be able to provide them better employment.
The CM said after a study of the country’s better security training institutes and agencies, training centres in which our youth can get world-class training should be established in the state. He instructed to prepare an action plan for this soon. Kamal Nath said at present there are 22,000 security agencies in the country, in which about 80,000 people are employed.
Chief Secretary SR Mohanty, Principal Secretary Home SN Mishra, Principal Secretary Skill Development Deepali Rastogi, Additional Director General of Police Pragya Richa Srivastava, Additional Director General of Police, Private Security Agency, Manish Shankar Sharma, President of Central Association of Private Security Industries, Vikram Singh, G4 Security Agency MD Rajeev Sharma, Checkmate MD Vikram Mahurkar, Raj Shekhar and Meesha Dange were present in the meeting.