Jammu / New Delhi: ‘Fuse pressure’ used in the bomb dropped at the Indian Air Force station in Jammu through the drone in his first attack shows that some Pakistani army elements or the contents helped the terror of the Lashkar-e-Taiba Group in making IEDs, according to Source of security.
The improvised (IED) explosive device that stabs the roof of one of the IAF buildings at the airport Jammu brings less than one kg RDX and other chemical cocktails while those dropped on the ground contain a little more than one kg.
Deadly explosives along with some ball bearings, they said.
Sources say Ied used in June 27 attacks at IAF Station “Definitely” using Pakistani military technical expertise.
‘Fuse pressure’ used is similar to those used by Pakistani soldiers.
A ‘pressure fuse’ is generally used in minefields, anti-tank mines and handed down by the air force in the aircraft between explosives and the main detonator of a skin or Ied.
The explosive device is activated by pressure from falling on the ground with the strength or individual or passing vehicle.
However, in this sophisticated IED, ‘Fuse Pressure’ has been deployed in the bomb nose so they triggered with power after falling on the ground, the source said.
Most artillery shells and mortar bombs have this type of fuse and that is why they did not explode in the air but on the impact, they explained.
The Director General of Police Jammu and Kashmir Dilbag Singh have said earlier that Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists based in Pakistan are thought to be behind the bombing of the IAF station in your watch through the drone, which might come from the border.
The National Investigation Agency took an investigation into the investigation of what was the first example of Pakistan-based terrorists who mobilized drones to attack vital installations in India on June 29.
The two IAF personnel were injured in the explosion that occurred within six minutes.
The first explosion tore the roof of a one-floor building in the technical area of ​​the airport was asked by IAF on Satwari on the outskirts of herbs.
The second is on the ground.
It was stated that Pakistan had made armed drones from China and Turkey lately.
These sources say drones can fly up to three hours and can be monitored and maneuvered remotely through global position system technology.
The air distance from the airport Jammu to the international border is 14 km away.
In September last year, five members of Lok Sabha from the YSR Congress, in written questions, had asked if the government had issued guidelines in the light of the possibility of drones used as attack weapons of high security installations.
The Minister of State for the house of GK Reddy has stated, “To fight the threat of drones in the country, the necessary guidelines have been issued, which includes steps that must be taken by the central and state governments in consultation with security institutions.” Previously in March last year.
, Four members of Lok Sabha and a BJP leader have asked if the government has formulated a comprehensive policy to prevent attacks by unmanned air vehicles (UAV) in vital security installations.
In a written reply, the Minister of State for Civil Aviation Hardeep Singh Puri said the government had issued a standard operating procedure to prevent drone attacks on vital installations.