Terrorists are coming to the sea

Terrorists are coming to the sea, amid tight security, armed police are on the lookout to foil the terrorist attack plan on the coast. Patrolling is going on in the sea by the Indian Navy, Coast Guard, Forest Department and Marine Police. Such a scene can be seen in various places in the port city of Paradip. The two-day exercise Sagar Kachch has started from today. Police are conducting a heavy search operation in various places in the Paradip coast. If any suspicious person is seen while fishing in the sea, then the fishermen should immediately inform the helpline number issued by the Indian Coast Guard and Fisheries Department. The Indian Coast Guard and Fisheries Department have issued instructions to the fishermen. From today, for 24 and 25 days, both the central and state governments are conducting exercise Sagar Kachchh. It is held every year since the 26/11 Mumbai attacks to tighten the coastal security system. This is the exercise Sagar Kach. In this exercise, the security personnel are divided into two teams, Red and Blue Team. The Red Team will pretend to be terrorists and try to infiltrate various sensitive areas and crowded areas and the Blue Team will be fully alert to prevent this. This is the specialty of this joint exercise. The main objective of this program is to strengthen the coastal security system. After the Mumbai terrorist attacks, it is being organized by both the Central and State governments twice a year.
Reporting by Birja Prasad from Paradip