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| Switching to drones reflects Pak's frustration post Art-370 end: Kavinder | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 2: After India pushed Pakistan back to pavilion through series of events starting from the Balakot air strike to the end of Article 370, the rogue nation's frustration has touched skies and it's dying to avenge the lost asymmetric war by using drones to threaten the country's security.
This was stated by senior BJP leader and former Deputy Chief Minister Kavinder Gupta in a handout issued here on Monday.
The BJP stalwart said that constant appearance of Pakistan drones inside Indian Territory speaks well about its growing sense of frustration as these will soon be destroyed as the government is already on job to acquire latest anti-drone technology and has already fortified its vital installations against this threat. He said that Pakistan has been shattered by the strong actions of PM Narendra Modi led Government in J&K and therefore is focusing on new ways and means to hit India back although none of its nefarious designs will become successful as the central government has plugged in all the gaps and is far ahead in understanding Pakistan's evil motives.
Referring to sighting of four drones in Samba's Bari Brahmana area in the intervening night of August 1 and 2, Kavinder said that such tactics of enemy nations clearly indicate the level of its frustration because after August 5, 2019, the scenario in J&K is totally changed with people are giving two hoots to the Pakistani agenda of spreading separatism and unrest in the Union Territory. He however asked the security agencies not to lose guard against the evil designs of Pakistan.
Expressing concern of this relatively new threat, Kavinder asked the people to act as ears and eyes of the government and immediately inform nearest police station or post or army picket if they see any suspicious movement on ground or in skies. He said that together we can combat this challenge emanating from rogue country Pakistan. |
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