The Indian Army carried out a very close maneuver at the Farakka barrage in the midst of Gidabbhki given to India by the Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir to America. The Army’s Trishakti Corps drilled a heli operation on the water of the dam in Murshidabad, West Bengal with commandos of the Air Force, Navy and Para-SF (Special Forces). Because Munir and the Pakistani Army are threatening to tease the war against India in the near future from the eastern end (Bangladesh).

The activities of the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI have increased since the coup of Sheikh Hasina last year, taking advantage of Bangladesh’s instability. After which India has increased the vigil on the Bangladesh border.

MiIndian Army carried out exercises through 17 helicopters

The Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army located in Sukhna (Siliguri) in North Bengal carried out a big exercise at Farakka Barrage in Murshidabad. Air Force Mi-17 V5 helicopter participated in this exercise. When the helicopter flew from a very low height, the Army, Air Force and Disaster Management Force personnel demonstrated their strength and agility on the waves of Ganga in Farakka Barrage.

According to the Regional Spokesperson of the Ministry of Defense, between August 6-8, special forces of the Army and Navy used the Hellocasting Technology and the Indian Air Force’s MI-17 helicopter using low-level water entry. Hellocasting is a method in which soldiers descend from helicopters flying at low altitude above water and float to reach their targets or use boats, which makes it possible to secretly enter and faster. The joint skills, accuracy and teamwork displayed during the practice demonstrated high -level operational readiness between the three armies.

ISPR And Asim Munir has threatened to attack through Bangladesh

A few days ago, it was said by the Media Wing of the Pakistani Army, Inter Service Public Relations (ISPR) that India would be attacked through Bangladesh. In such a situation, the importance of this practice increases. These days, Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir, who visited the US, has also threatened to attack India from the eastern end in the near future. According to Asim Munir, India has more strategic hideout on the eastern border.

Army’s Trishakti Corps official gave information

According to the army’s Trishti core official, this exercise is a proof of the synergy, speed and accuracy of our armed forces. This confirms that we are fully prepared for every situation against every region, whether it is land, sea or in the air.

240 meter long Farakka barrage was completed in 1975

Construction of 240 meter long Farakka barrage was completed in 1975 and the water flow of Ganga is controlled towards India and Bangladesh through its 109 gates. West Bengal also gets the water of Ganga throughout the year from the feeder canal of this barrage.

Due to the strategic and security importance of the barrage, the army carried out exercises here so that preparations could be tested. After the Pahalgam massacre, Pakistan is shocked after India stopped the Indus water and it is feared that the nefarious intention is to damage India’s wealth. In such a situation, the Indian Army has also been gearing up that if you tease, they will not leave.

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More than 5,000 ‘Body Warne Cameras’ are being provided to the Border Security Force (BSF) personnel deployed under the security of the Indo-Bangladesh International Border, so that the soldiers on duty can record the scenes and evidence of sending illegal Bangladeshis back to the illegal Bangladeshis.

Official sources in the security establishment said that the selected border posts (BOP) of the force on the 4,096 km border are also being equipped with biometric equipment, so that they can take pictures of the fingers of illegal Bangladeshis and the effigies of the eyes and these figures can be shared with the Foreign Registration Office (FRO).

Initiative to strengthen the security system on the border

On this front, two policy decisions to increase the capabilities of BSF were taken on August 5, 2024 in view of strengthening the security system along the border after the fall of Sheikh Hasina government in Bangladesh. Sources said that the Union Home Ministry has recently approved these two proposals of the BSF headquarters after the ‘comprehensive review’ of the security situation along the Bangladesh border.

According to sources, about 5,000 ‘body warn cameras’ (such cameras which can be worn in helmets or uniforms) are being sent to BSF personnel deployed under the security of the Indo-Bangladesh international border. Sources said that these cameras capable of watching these nights can record about 12-14 hours of footage.

Helpful to record evidence

Sources said that these cameras would be helpful in recording the facts and evidence when BSF personnel will send back to illegal Bangladeshis or deal with miscreants to prevent crimes across the border such as drugs, cattle and fake Indian currency besides human trafficking and infiltration. Sources said that this recording will also serve as evidence in cases where BSF jawans are attacked by criminals from both countries.

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