

Policing on Horseback in India | Police Chowki
Feb 12, 2024
Former police officers S. Ramakrishnan and Javeed Ahmad discuss the historical and modern-day role of mounted police in India, including crowd control, anti-dacoity operations, and participation in equestrian games. They mention the strategic advantages of mounted police in crowd management, navigating through bottlenecks, and reaching inaccessible places. The episode also explores the impact of technological advancements on mounted police, their training, and their role in ceremonial functions. They discuss the similarities and differences in mounted police units across countries and acknowledge the role of animals, including camels used by the BSF on the Indo-Pakistan border.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The History and Role of Mounted Police in India
02:37 • 15min
Advantages of Mounted Police Personnel for Crowd Management and Anti-Diversity Operations
17:31 • 3min
Impact and Training of Mounted Police in India
20:54 • 9min
Mounted Police Units: Duties and Innovation
30:10 • 9min
The Effectiveness of Mounted Police Units in India and the Role of Animals in Policing
39:22 • 4min