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IAF security audit

New Delhi: The Indian Air Force has completed security audit of almost 950 flying and nonflying bases in the aftermath of Pathankot terror attack and is likely to seek permission of the Defence Ministry to induct more Garud commandos

Updated At : 06:50 AM Feb 01, 2016 IST

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New Delhi: The Indian Air Force has completed security audit of almost 950 flying and non-flying bases in the aftermath of Pathankot terror attack and is likely to seek permission of the Defence Ministry to induct more Garud commandos. The audit has identified chinks in security and measures would be taken to plug them. — PTI

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