The Indian Army is constantly upgrading itself after getting its desi technology ironed all over the world during Operation Sindoor. After the Sudarshan security system, the tejas fighter aircraft is engaged in preparing the upgraded version of the aircraft and the BrahMos hypersonic missile. Now the news is that after recent anti-infiltration exercises, the Indian Army has reviewed its deployment in Jammu and Kashmir. Apart from this, she is upgrading her safety on the Line of Control (LoC).
According to the report by The Indian Express, this includes strengthening the Anti Inflammatory Obstecal System (AIOS) in the security upgrade on the LoC. Mixing of fencing, sensors and patrolling mechanisms on LoC – better use of drones, better monitoring, more patrolling and strict control over internal areas are part of AIOS.
Sources told The Indian Express that AIOS has now been strengthened by counter drone system and air drone guns, designed to detect and kill small drones before entering the Indian territory. The AIOS itself works near the Line of Control, its purpose is to curb cross -border infiltration, arms smuggling and other illegal activities.
Let us know that the army continues to update this system with new techniques. Such as the boundary monitoring system (BOSS), which has cameras and radar connected, laser fences that alert in case of disturbances and also include equipment for short distance monitoring. But these latest steps have been taken after Operation Sindoor.
