Tensions Escalate: Security Alert Issued in Haryana and Rajasthan Amidst Drone Incidents
The governments of Haryana and Rajasthan have issued stringent directives following suspected drone attacks by Pakistani forces. Officials are required to stay at headquarters while Indian armed forces maintain heightened vigilance at the border. High-level meetings are underway to assess the situation and coordinate responses to ensure public safety.
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The Haryana Government has implemented strict orders mandating all officials and employees across departments, boards, and universities to remain stationed at their respective headquarters until further directives are issued. This precautionary measure is part of heightened security protocols initiated after recent border tensions.
In Rajasthan, Minister Jogaram Patel confirmed the Indian armed forces successfully neutralized Pakistani drones near the border. Emergency protocols have been activated, including the suspension of leave for government staff in affected areas and high-level meetings convened by Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma to address and manage the ongoing security situation.
Patel emphasized, "Our forces effectively countered the imminent threat, ensuring the safety of our border regions." In line with this, Rajasthan Home Minister Jawahar Singh Bedham stated that all necessary administrative and security reinforcements have been deployed to the border, reinforcing the state's commitment to assisting military operations and civilian protection.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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