Ranipet, Tamil Nadu – Union Home Minister Amit Shah graced the 56th Raising Day celebrations of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) in Tamil Nadu’s Ranipet. The event, held with full honors, recognized the contributions of CISF personnel in securing vital national assets and ensuring public safety.
During the ceremony, Amit Shah felicitated officers for their exemplary service and dedication to duty. He emphasized the critical role played by the CISF in protecting industrial establishments, airports, metro networks, and other key infrastructures across the country.
In his address, the Home Minister highlighted the government’s commitment to strengthening internal security and modernizing the CISF with advanced training and equipment. He praised the personnel for their unwavering vigilance and their role in maintaining law and order.
The Raising Day celebrations included a parade, demonstrations of security drills, and discussions on future strategies to enhance the force’s effectiveness. Senior officials and dignitaries were present at the occasion, acknowledging the CISF’s efforts in bolstering national security.
The CISF, established in 1969, has grown into one of the most crucial paramilitary forces in India, providing security to key sectors, including space research, nuclear facilities, and major economic hubs. The 56th Raising Day marks yet another milestone in its journey of protecting the nation.
