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Pakistan’s growing reliance on advanced technology is creating challenges for Indian security agencies in countering threats from across the border.
Despite India’s efforts to secure its airspace by installing more anti-drone systems and CCTV cameras, these measures have proven inadequate in light of Pakistan’s increasingly advanced drone incursions.
In response to India’s anti-drone measures, Pakistani entities sending drones into Indian territory have stepped up their efforts. Indian authorities have revealed that since last year, the number of drones crossing from Pakistan has not only doubled, but these drones have also become smaller, can fly up to 1 kilometre high, and are difficult to detect.
There is a Chinese connection to this threat as well. Most of these are made in China.
In a recent joint search operation, BSF troops and the Punjab Police recovered a made-in-China DJI Mavic 3 Classic drone from Punjab’s Tarn Taran district.
