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Operation Sindoor: India has done air strikes on terrorists hideouts on Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir. Pakistan is also firing continuously on Loc. In this situation of tension between the two countries, banks in the border areas have also increased their safety in view of the increasing threat of retaliation. & Nbsp;
Bank also ready to deal with cyber attack
According to a report by Financial Express, Ashok Chandra, MD and CEO of Punjab National Bank has said, “We have strengthened our cyber security mechanism. To prevent cyber attack, we have also created a war room, which is on 24 hours. We are ready to deal with any situation. ”He further said that security has been increased in branches adjoining the border of Pakistan and security arrangements have also been made. & Nbsp;
Anti-cyber attack mechanism done strong
Senior officer of another government bank said, “Banks have established anti-cyber attack mechanism to face any possible attack. ATMs in the border area have also been made full of money so that customers do not have to face any kind of trouble.
India took revenge for the Pahalgam attack
In response to the terrorist attack on April 22 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian Army attacked the pin point missile on nine terrorist hideouts on Tuesday-Thursday night. These included Jaish-e-Mohammed’s stronghold Bahawalpur and Lashkar-e-Taiba’s whereabouts. 26 people died in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam , most of whom were tourists. India took its revenge on the 15th day of this attack. & Nbsp;
NSE, BSE websites also closed
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) have temporarily closed their websites for foreign users, taking care of cyber security, amidst the rapid action of the Indian Army under ‘Operation Sindoor’. Although foreign investors can still trading in Indian markets, but now they have to do so through their broker. & Nbsp;
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