CISF secures smooth passage of 1,000+ delegates at BRICS Summit

The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) successfully managed the arrival and movement of more than 1,000 delegates attending the BRICS Summit, demonstrating coordinated security protocols for the high-profile international gathering. The delegations represented 16 nations and included a substantial contingent of top-ranking officials and dignitaries.

Among those processed were 17 heads of state and heads of government, along with vice presidents, foreign ministers, and senior cabinet ministers from the participating nations. The movement also encompassed heads of delegation and other high-ranking officials attending the summit proceedings.

A notable aspect of the summit's participation was the significant judicial representation, with 12 chief justices attending as part of their respective delegations. This underscored the broad-based nature of the BRICS engagement, extending beyond executive leadership to include judicial representatives.

Despite the scale of the security operation required to process such high-level international delegations, airport operations continued without disruption to regular passenger traffic and scheduled flights. The CISF's management of the summit-related movement highlighted the security force's capacity to handle major international events while maintaining normal civil aviation services.