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New Delhi: Railways will implement the integrated security system at key stations and all suburban stations in metros such as Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai under build-own-operate and transfer (BOOT) model. The Railway Board has approved the implementation of the integrated security system at important railway stations under BOOT model.

Some stations will also have security systems on outright purchase model with annual maintenance contract for CCTV system, electronic access control, personal and baggage screening system and explosive detection and disposal system. The outright purchase model with annual maintenance contract has been approved in two phases. Railways has identified 185 stations in 45 divisions, including 17 stations of Kolkata Metro Railway, as sensitive or vulnerable. — Our Bureau

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