Srinagar: a week after drone attacks at the Jammu Air Force station on June 27, 27, the authorities in Srinagar on Sunday prohibit storage, sales, ownership, use, and drone transportation and unmanned air vehicles (UAVs) that are seritis in this region’s jurisdiction district.
Tuting orders for this effect, Srinagar District Judge Aijaz Asad said that to secure the air space near vital installations and very dense areas, it is very important to stop using drones in all social and cultural meetings to eliminate risk and damage to property.
Orders state that people already have a similar drone / UAV camera in ownership they will flow and deposit the same thing at the local police station under the right reception.
“The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has provided standard operating guidelines / protocols to regulate the use of drones in terms of body weight classification, the generation of unique identification numbers, high restrictions / heights, speed restrictions, enforcement / panel actions etc.,” the order rang , “Given the security situation, regardless of worries of violations of privacy, disorders and violations, it is very dangerous to let the UAV roam the sky in the territorial jurisdiction of the Srinagar district,” the Order said.
Regarding the use of drones by the Government Department, the order said: “In addition, the government department uses drones for mapping, surveys and supervision in agriculture, environmental conservation and disaster mitigation will notify the local police station in the public interest.” Requesting the Senior Police Supervisor, Srinagar, to ensure the implementation of orders in letters and spirits, ASAD said that every violation would withdraw the punishment as guaranteed in the relevant law.