SPG’s first female commando, Adaso Kapesa, created history by being posted in PM Modi’s security

Hailing from Manipur, Adaso Kapesa makes history as SPG’s first female commando in PM Modi’s security. The SSB officer cleared elite commando training, breaking barriers in India’s most prestigious protection force. Her journey inspires women in security roles nationwide.

New Delhi: A picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going viral on social media these days, in which a female officer is seen posted in his security. This is the first time that a female officer has been included in the prime minister's security team. The name of this female officer is Adaso Kapesa, who is posted on deputation in the Special Protection Group (SPG).

Who is Adaso Kapesa?

Adaso Kapesa is originally from Kabi village of Senapati district of Manipur. Earlier, she was posted in the 55th Battalion of Pithoragarh as Inspector (General Duty) in the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB). Due to her excellent performance, she was selected for training in the SPG, where she completed tough commando training and has now become a part of the Prime Minister's security team.

Selection in SPG: A tough journey

The SPG is the most prestigious security force in the country, where only the best commandos are selected. Adaso achieved this position through hard work, discipline, and courage. Her journey was not easy—from a small village to reach the country's top security force, her strong willpower shows.

A historic achievement

Adaso Kapesa's selection is a matter of pride not only for her but for the entire country. She is the first woman commando of SPG to be deployed in the security of the Prime Minister. This event is a big step towards women's empowerment and gives national recognition to the talent of Northeast India.

An example of inspiration

Adaso Kapesa's story proves that any goal can be achieved with hard work and dedication. Her success is not only an inspiration for the youth, but it also shows that women are now also playing a leading role in the security of the country.

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