The three Indian armies are exercising in the name of Operation Trishul in Jaisalmer, the desert area of ​​Rajasthan adjacent to the India-Pakistan border. On the 11th day of this 12-day exercise, the Indian Army conducted a huge exercise ‘Maru Jwala’. Let us tell you that this operation is considered to be the biggest joint exercise of the three armies since ‘Sindoor’.

Enemy targets identified with drones during exercise
Under the Operation Trishul exercise, units of the three armies, Army, Air Force and Navy, demonstrated united attacks on terrorist hideouts and enemy posts. During the exercise, enemy positions were identified using drones and nearby villages were evacuated. Helicopters provided cover fire to T-90 tanks, while AI-enabled drones and robotic mules delivered weapons and first aid to the troops.

Army tanks, cannons and fighter jets roared together
During this time, tanks, cannons, helicopters and fighter jets were seen in action together in the sea of ​​sand. The exercise was led by Lieutenant General Dheeraj Seth, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Command. He described it as a living example of the Army’s “JAI Mantra” of Jointness, Atmanirbharta and Innovation. Through ‘Maru Jwala’, indigenous weapons, communication systems and counter-drone technologies were tested in harsh sandy conditions. This exercise was not only a show of strength, but also proved the joint action and technical self-reliance of the Indian forces in modern warfare.

Southern Command led the exercise
Along with the tanks of the mechanized and armored corps of the Army, the fighter jets of the Air Force also showed their strength. This exercise was led by the Southern Command. Lieutenant General Dheeraj Seth, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of Southern Command, inspected the battlefield and praised the efficiency of the soldiers. He said that the Indian Army is completely capable of fighting the enemies under any circumstances.

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Operation Sindoor: Once again a war -like situation has been created between India and Pakistan. In order to avenge the 26 innocent people killed in the Pahalgam attack, a fire has been rained by India on the Pakistani terrorist bases. There are reports of killing many terrorists and their close ones in this. Complete information has also been given by the armies. Meanwhile, mock drills are being organized in all the cities of India, in which people will be told what they have to do in a situation like war. In such a situation, many people have questions about mock drills, some people are asking whether they can get out of the house during this time? At the same time, some people are concerned what things will happen during this time.

What is a mock drill?

Mock drill is a civil defense exercise in which sirens of air strikes are played, like current conditions, cities are blackout, citizens are taken to safe places and emergency teams play their necessary roles. The task of mock drill is to raise awareness among citizens and reduce nervousness, confusion and loss during disaster. Also, its purpose is to show that if the enemy country attacks, then how can the area be kept safe in darkness. Because it makes it difficult to target the enemy. Therefore, a mock drill is done in a situation like war.

Can I get out of the house in mock drill

During the mock drill, black out will be done throughout the city, in which there will be strictly forbidden to light any type of light. It also includes inverter installed in homes, flash lights of mobile and candle etc. Action can be taken against anyone who is found to be violating this rule. If a person is out of the house during a mock drill, then keep the light of his vehicle closed. Apart from this, places where sirens will be played in the city include Raj Bhavan, DSO office, BSNL office, government hostels, stadium and many places. Can get out of the house during mock drills, but during this drill a complete emergency response system will be performed. In this, it will be shown how the police, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), hospital and common citizens together will be shown. For which different codewords and timelines have been given.

Where will it happen Mock drill
Mock drills will be done in more than 200 districts of India. Out of which 11 districts of Delhi are going to have mock drills, it is East Delhi, North Delhi, South Delhi, New Delhi, North East Delhi, North West Delhi, Central Delhi, South East Delhi, South West Delhi, Shahdara and West Delhi. Meanwhile, the police has increased security at the big market and tourist places in Delhi. Special security forces have been deployed in places like Connaught Place, India Gate, Janpath, Yashwant Place, Gol Market. Apart from this, patrolling is being done. Along with this, the vehicles are being investigated strictly. In this, the police have given instructions to monitor the vehicles especially without rent and registration.

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