Indian Army Deploys Bofors Guns On LAC In Arunachal Pradesh
Indian Army deploys Bofors guns on LAC in Arunachal Pradesh, China will get a befitting reply.
To give a befitting reply to China’s aggression, the Indian Army has started sharpening its preparations.
According to the report of the news agency, the Indian Army has increased the deployment in Arunachal Pradesh near the borders with China.
The Army has deployed Bofors guns in forwarding areas along the LAC in Arunachal Pradesh.
At the same time, according to the report of the news agency, the army has also strengthened the air firepower of its aviation wing.
The Army has deployed Heran Eye Drones, Armed Attack Helicopters Rudra, and Dhruv in the Air Fire Power of its aviation wing.
Indian Army deploys Bofors guns: Cheetah helicopters were already deployed on a large scale in the Aviation Wing.
The news agency has said in its report that the army has also deployed a squadron of indigenous light helicopter Dhruv in the areas adjoining the LAC.
Not only this but the first squadron of Rudra combat helicopters has also been prepared to give a befitting reply to any nefarious act.
It is also worth noting that the Israeli UAV Heran drones have been included in the Aviation Wing of the Indian Army.
Experts say that in the areas along the LAC, these weapons give such capabilities to the commanders of the army so that all types of operations can be carried out in emergency situations.
It is believed that the army has increased its deployment on the LAC only to deal with the increasing aggression of China on the border.
Not only this, the army has prepared a plan to deal with any situation in the eastern sector.
In fact, even the 13th round of Corps Commander talks to stop the confrontation on the LAC due to China’s adamant stand has not yielded any solution.
Due to these talks, there was a possibility of ending the standoff between India and China.
But the kind of atmosphere created due to the aggression of China in recent days, there is a danger of starting a new round of tension between the two countries.
In the 13th round of Corps Commander talks, India has bluntly told China that it will not approve any change on the border.
