The cold wave continues in many districts of India. In some areas the temperature has fallen to 5 degrees Celsius. In such a situation, you and I will be saved from this cold, but the soldiers deployed on the border have to protect themselves as well as the country. The Border Security Force, which is on duty day and night in this harsh cold, faces a tough challenge.
The fog is so dense that it is difficult to see beyond 3 to 4 meters. In such a situation, the risk of infiltration from Pakistan increases. In such a situation, the force uses some special techniques to keep an eye on the border.
Why does the challenge for the army increase? During winter, visibility reduces due to fog and mist. In such a situation, infiltrators enter India by cutting the fencing at this time. Due to which the challenge of the army increases a lot. At the same time, the terrorists infiltrating from Pakistan are waiting for the cold to increase and the fog to thicken. Due to snowfall in the valley, it becomes very difficult to cross the border through North Kashmir. Due to which terrorists try to cross the border through Jammu.
How does the army guard the border in winter?
The army’s patrolling increases in winter. Usually, Army soldiers guard the border day and night, but due to fog, to increase vigilance, every activity on the border is tracked through sensors in addition to Army night vision cameras. At the same time, sometimes the army is fired upon to prevent intruders from crossing the border.
Due to the fog, it is challenging for the army soldiers to detect their presence. In such a situation, army soldiers have to remain alert all the time. To protect themselves from the cold, special uniforms are arranged for the soldiers at places with zero degree Celsius so that they can protect themselves from the cold and protect the country."text-align: justify;">Also read: These popular Indian TV serials are banned in Pakistan, you will be surprised to know the reason
