New Delhi:
The Center has asked several states to drill security mock drills on May 7, May 7, “for the” effective civil security “in the event of a” hostile attack “in the event of a” hostile attack “, after the Pahgam terror attack on 22 April.
The time of the center order is important. Such a drill was held in 1971, the year India and Pakistan went to war on two fronts.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has asked the states to take the following measures:
- Aerial raid warning siren operates
- Training of citizens, students, etc. on civil security aspects to protect themselves in the event of hostile attacks.
- Provision of crash blackout measures.
- Provision for early camouflage of important plants/installations
- Update of withdrawal plan and its rehearsal.
After the Pahalgam attack, in which 26 citizens were shot by terrorists with a link to Pakistan, there is no indication of a de-size with the border.
Pakistan, for 11 consecutive nights, fired on Indian positions along the Line of Control. India has strongly responded to Islamabad’s repeated cross-border firing.
In Ferozepur, Punjab, the lights were closed in the cantonment area from 9 to 9:30 pm yesterday. The officer asked the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) to cut power within the stipulated time of exercise.
“You are requested to ensure adequate security arrangements during this period, given the total blackout,” the Cantonment Board official said in a letter.
“The purpose of this rehearsal is to ensure preparations and effectiveness in implementing blackout processes during war dangers,” the official said.
PM meets top defense officer
India has vowed to take vengeance for the worst attack in Jammu and Kashmir since Pulwama in 2019. Today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the Defense Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh speculated how New Delhi would respond to the attack. The meeting lasted for more than half an hour. The meeting was held a day after the Prime Minister met Amar Preet Singh. The Prime Minister has so far met the chiefs of the Army, Navy and Air Force.
The Prime Minister has warned that those involved in fulfilling the terrorist attack and conspiring will be a punishment that they cannot imagine, a feeling that is echoed by leaders of political spectrum.
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh yesterday assured the nation that “what you want will definitely happen”, leaving a wide signal about India’s next step.
India, so far, has taken many diplomatic measures Against Pakistan, including suspension of the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, a step that was not seen even during the 1965, 1971 wars and the 1999 Kargil struggle. The diplomatic employees of Pakistan’s missions in India have been reduced.
Pakistan has replied that any steps to stop the water flow will be seen as a function of war and threatened to suspend all bilateral treaty, including Shimla agreementIt violates the Line of Control (LOC).
Should Pakistan suspend the Shimla Agreement, it will put a question on the validity of the Line of Control. For the last 11 days, Pakistan has repeatedly violated the 2003 ceasefire agreement, which aims to reduce repeated firing and stress with LoC.
