India Developing Indigenous Anti-Drone Technology, Forces Will Get it Soon: Amit Shah
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Amit Shah noted that it is the first time since 1965, when the BSF was raised, that its Raising Day function is being celebrated at the border.
India is developing indigenous anti-drone technology to thwart the growing threat from these devices on the country's borders and it will soon be made available to the security forces, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Sunday.
Speaking on the occasion of the 57th Raising Day of the Border Security Force (BSF) in Jaisalmer, Mr Shah said for the Modi government, border security is national security and it is committed to providing the best border guarding technologies in the world to the force.
He noted that it is the first time since 1965, when the BSF was raised, that its Raising Day function is being celebrated at the border.
"A country can prosper and move ahead in the world when it is safe. You ensure the safety of the country... Always remember that by guarding the borders you are ensuring the safety of the country and providing a platform to it globally," Mr Shah told the BSF personnel.
