State cops not fully prepared to handle IEDs, say experts
SushantKulkarni : Mon Nov 26 2012, 02:25 hrs
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3-tier training
The Institute of IED Management has developed more than 25 models of IEDs. Principal Jamal Khan said, "We give three types of training. The first is basic training for all personnel of the forces. The second is for personnel posted in sensitive areas, and the third level for those who actually handle IEDs, like the BDDS team."
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