Builds on: Becoming a Security Professional
India Duty Basics
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In India, private security is run under one main law and its rules. This unit explains what that means for you on duty: what you wear and carry, how to recognise police and army officers, and what the law says about arms and explosives.
Focus: wear your kit correctly, carry your ID card, and never act like the police.
Learning objectives
- List the duty kit and ID card rules.
- Recognise police and army officers by their badges, in general terms.
- Name the main types of arms you may see.
- Explain PSARA in brief, including the 2026 change.
- Say what the Arms Act and the Explosives Act mean for a guard.
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