Security beefed up at historical places in Delhi amid Indo-Pak tension, CCTV surveillance too

New Delhi: Tension between India and Pakistan is at its peak. Pakistan’s arrogance has vanished due to India’s massive attack. Indian Army has shot down two JF-17 and one F-16 fighter jets of Pakistan. Also, Pakistan Air Force’s AWACS aircraft was destroyed in Pakistan’s Punjab province. Amidst all this, security arrangements have been tightened in Delhi as a precaution.

Security has been beefed up at historical buildings. Police force has been increased near Red Fort, Qutub Minar. According to police sources, a large number of tourists come to see historical buildings, so security has been increased as a precaution. CCTV cameras are also being monitored. According to police sources, security is usually there, but in view of the current situation, the force has also been increased in different areas of Delhi.

Here, Army’s Air Defense units responded to Pakistan’s drone attacks on the border. Amidst the growing tension between India and Pakistan, Pakistan fired rockets on the airstrip in Jammu on Thursday. However, the alertness of the Indian Army and the powerful air defense system completely foiled this attack.

The special thing is that when Pakistan entered the battlefield, it was with Chinese goods, for which it had to suffer the consequences within a few hours. Actually, Pakistan was very proud of some Chinese weapons, which was shattered within a few hours and India destroyed those Chinese weapons.