RPF Bengaluru Division introduces drone surveillance to strengthen railway security
The Railway Protection Force in Bengaluru has deployed drone surveillance to enhance security and crowd management at major railway stations. Certified personnel will operate the drones to provide real-time aerial monitoring of sensitive locations.
Why it matters
The adoption of drone technology marks a modernization of public safety protocols in critical transportation infrastructure.
In a move aimed at strengthening passenger safety and protecting railway assets, the Railway Protection Force (RPF), Bengaluru Division, has introduced drone surveillance for real-time monitoring at railway stations and other vulnerable locations.
Ashutosh Kumar Singh, Divisional Railway Manager (DRM), Bengaluru Division, inaugurated the Drone Surveillance System at KSR Bengaluru Railway Station on Friday.
The DRM assessed the drone’s operational capabilities, including the quality of aerial footage, surveillance features, and operational range, according to officials.
The RPF personnel selected to operate the drones have completed specialised training at the Karnataka State Police Remote Pilot Training Institute and are now certified drone operators.
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