Former bin Laden hunt dogs to join Mumbai Police for specialised training

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Canine units that helped locate Osama bin Laden in Pakistan are being sent to bolster the Mumbai Police. The dogs are slated to receive specialised training tailored to the department's operational needs. The move is intended to strengthen the force's capabilities in security and detection work. Full details of the training regimen and deployment timeline were not available in the source text.

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