Security forces who maintain vital installations, airports and even their own camps have been directed to use rubber bullets pump pump pump pumps to neutralize low flying drones until the right technology is found to thwart the air strike, official sources said.
Also, troops such as Force Security Border (BSF) recently installed the Light Machine Light Pistol Observation Post installed in Iron Improvisasi in some of its border deployment against Pakistan to take 360 ​​degrees aimed and shoot down drones or unmanned air vehicles (UAV) flying At high altitude, they said.
The latest blueprint prepared by central security agents to fight the threat of drones that appeared reviewed by PTI and directed security forces to use PAG (action weapons pump) which was already available in their warehouse to “neutralize each UAV fly low”.
Following directives, the central strength deployed for internal security has begun to allocate the PAG to their units which are vulnerable to the threat of drones, including those used for anti-naxal operations.
“Until complete technology solutions are found to check and neutralize drone attacks, security forces have been asked to use what is available with them, like the pages.” Those who do not have an adequate amount of this non-deadly weapon.
has been asked to buy them, “said an officer of the Senior Houses Ministry of Houses.
He said the security unit was deployed for counter-terrorist tasks in Kashmir and those who keep airport boundaries have also been asked to give this weapon to their guards for observation and campus protection.
“It has been found that the rubber pellets fired by Pag can effectively reduce drones that fly low around 60-100 meters from the ground and strive to drop bombs or to surveillance campsites or installations,” said an officer from the police Armed central (CAPF) said can cause damage and hurt someone.
by K The arena, the officers said it was suggested that if low flying drones were detected, they had to be shot using the Pag and save greater damage to the facilities and those present there.
“Various CAPFs such as CRPF, ITBP, SSB and CISF have their camps in risk-prone areas and therefore they are advised to use pump action weapons to protect their camps from the drone bombing or sort of officers,” said third officers.
For border guardians such as BSF, which guarded more than 6,300 km from India with Pakistan and Bangladesh gathered, it was “suggested” to use regular deadly weapons such as Insas rifles to kill drones but they found UAV down or less high to carry out attacks, has It is recommended that the pages can be used, officials said.
Security establishment still sees the procurement of counter-drone technology that is appropriate for the past few years but efforts have been randomized after the first drone attack at IAF station in Jammu on June 27 where two UAVs hurt the bomb.
Two pilots and damage some buildings inside.
Former Director of BSF General Rakesh Asthana said that the incident was a threat “very serious and very dangerous” and there was an urgent need to develop counter technology to this challenge.