In a highly sensitive industrial undertaking, for ensuring optimum level of security, the number of entry/exit gates should be
[amp_mcq option1=”as many as possible” option2=”equal for male and female visitors” option3=”barest minimum” option4=”at least one gate in every 500 metres of the boundary wall” correct=”option3″]
This question was previously asked in
UPSC CISF-AC-EXE – 2017
The correct answer is C) barest minimum.
In a highly sensitive industrial undertaking, a key principle of physical security is to minimize potential points of entry and exit. Fewer gates make it easier to control, monitor, and screen people and vehicles entering and leaving the premises, thereby enhancing overall security and reducing vulnerabilities. While the number must be sufficient for operational needs (emergency exits, logistics), it should be the absolute minimum necessary to maintain strict control.