Asim Arun, IG, ATS, today said the five-week training programme will start here tomorrow.
"Training will be imparted by the ATS to district SWAT teams. The training will be given in five phases to the police to deal with high risk operations, terrorists and criminals, using modern weapons, ensuring release of hostages and immobilising shooters,"
He said SWAT teams will be apprised about "ways of raids, room entry and ways to search, arrest of accused and use of handcuffs".
In the first phase, SWAT teams of Agra and Varanasi will be trained, other zones will be covered later.
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