New Delhi. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, the central government has directed to get mock drills in many states of the country amid fears of war with Pakistan. The mock drill has been asked to be prepared for emergency situations in case of war. Earlier in 1971 i.e. 54 years ago the mock drill was done for the last time. Significantly, there was a war of East Pakistan in 1971, after which Bangladesh was built.
Now after 54 years, the Union Home Ministry has instructed many states to drill mock drills related to civil defense on Wednesday, May 7. During the mock drill, people have been asked to tell about certain activities. It will start with a siren. A siren warning a warning of air attack will be played. Under the mock drill, citizens, students etc. will be taught how to protect themselves during the attack. How to black out at the time of the attack and will be told about people’s hiding or dank from danger places. Apart from this, information will also be given about how to save important plants, institutions etc.
Significantly, on 22 April, terrorists were attacked in Pahalgam, in which 26 civilians were killed. After that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh have announced decisive action on terrorism. The Prime Minister has been meeting the defense officers for the last several days. On Monday, Prime Minister Modi met Defense Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh. A day earlier, he also met Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh and Navy Chief Dinesh Kumar Tripathi.
On the other hand, the Border Security Force i.e. BSF has arrested a Pakistani citizen on the international border of India and Pakistan. An identity card has also been received from the accused, on which he has been identified Hushanin and he is a resident of Gujranwala. Meanwhile, Pakistan claimed cyber attack in India on Monday and said to steal information related to soldiers. However, later Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defense Studies and Analysis denied Pakistan’s claim.
India has postponed the Indus Water Agreement after the terrorist attack. Since then measures are being taken to stop Pakistan’s water. On Sunday, the Jammu and Kashmir administration closed the Bagihar Dam on the Chenab River and now closed the gates of Salal Dam. Under the restrictions being imposed continuously, Pakistan has also been banned directly or indirectly. Meanwhile, the army and Jammu and Kashmir Police recovered five IEDs from the terrorist hideout in Surankot on Monday during a joint operation.