Army Has Carried Out The Military Exercise ‘Rudra Kavach’
Army has carried out the military exercise ‘Rudra Kavach’. Indian Army was given war practice ‘Rudra Kavach’ to give a befitting reply to the enemy, know the reason for this.
The Indian Army has received a powerful weapon in the form of Light Combat Helicopter Rudra. The military has been testing its strategic strength repeatedly.
According to the news agency, the western command of the Indian Army has carried out the military exercise ‘Rudra Kavach’ under this objective.
The Western Command of the Indian Army stated in its official statement that the exercise was carried out with light attack helicopter Rudra Squadron. The Army has stated that it has once met all the criteria.
It is worth mentioning that after the Apache with the Indian Army, Rudra is such a deadly attack helicopter that can break even in high altitude areas.
This attack helicopter demonstrated its power in front of Defense Minister Rajnath Singh who visited Ladakh last year. In this military exercise, Rudra, along with the Apache, had set up several bases of dummy enemies.
Swadeshi Light Combat Helicopter is an improved version of the Rudra Dhruv Transport Helicopter. It is manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.
The Indian Army is currently operating more than 50 Rudra Light Combat helicopters. A further consignment of Rudra helicopter is under construction which is likely to join the army soon.
Rudra is a light combat helicopter capable of flying and attacking even in high areas like Ladakh. It has also been deployed in Ladakh.
In addition to firing bullets at the enemy, Rudra can also fire anti-tank missiles. Air-to-air missiles are also planned to be deployed in this fighter helicopter.
Kashmir: Lieutenant Colonel posted in Srinagar commits suicide by shooting himself under suspicious circumstances.
The lieutenant colonel stationed at Khonmoh on the outskirts of Srinagar committed suicide by shooting himself under suspicious circumstances.
The military officer has been identified as Sudeep Bhagat Singh. The police have registered a case in this regard and the service rifle from which the officer shot himself has also been seized.
According to information received from the police, Lieutenant Colonel Sudeep was working in Khonmoh on the outskirts of Srinagar.
Officers and military personnel stationed at the camp said that the atmosphere of chaos was disturbed after hearing the sound of a sudden firing in the camp.
At first, it seemed that the terrorists had attacked the camp, but when no suspicious activity was seen in the vicinity, the soldiers moved further from where the sound of the bullet came from.
