Dipsy, an Indian-breed sniffer dog with the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), has been applauded for her courageous service following recognition by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ episode.
Dipsy’s handler, Constable Pyarelal, commended her for successfully detecting improvised explosive devices (IEDs), saving lives on two key occasions. Prime Minister Modi’s advocacy for the utilization of Indian breeds echoes Dipsy’s suitability for challenging environments, noted Latif Sahu, Commandant of the CRPF’s 228th Battalion.
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Source: Devdiscourse News
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