From Schools to Offices: Mock Drill Preparation to Enhance India’s Civil Security

National News: The blood of innocents in the valley of Pahalgam has now become a declaration of a decisive answer, not a test of India's patience. After this cowardly attack, not only the politics of Delhi is hot, but every citizen of the country wants to know now - "When is revenge?" But this time the government is determined to give revenge not only with a bullet, but with a strategy.

For the last 48 hours under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the most intensive meetings related to security have been being held in Delhi so far. And now the government has taken a step that indicates that India is now alert on every front.

It is a public awareness

On May 7, 244 identified districts of the country will have a mock drill called 'Operation Red Shield' - this name is not official, but its purpose is clear: to prepare the country mentally and technically for war.This is the first time after the 1971 war when such a large scale civil security practice is being done.

Children will be taught in schools how to fall down as soon as the explosion occurs and secure themselves. Employees in offices will be told how to identify the path when there is a power failure. In the mohallas, the mike will announce where to hide in the event of an airstrike.

Siren's echo and silence: India will no longer sit silent

On the morning of 7 May, red sirens will resonate in some cities. Just as it occurs before the blasts in Russia-Ukraine, similarly people in India will be trained to be vigilant.
Every corner will be conscious from Lucknow Police Line to Dal Lake of Srinagar, and from Manipur to Mumbai schools.

Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi said bluntly, "We will do such a attack that the enemy has not even imagined"Union Minister Jeetan Ram Manjhi spoke made a big disclosure of the government's strategy. They said,"PM Modi has warned from Madhubani's land. This war will no longer be limited to boundaries. We have put the Indus Water Treaty on hold. The army has been told - the place, time and way you decide. The government is ready on every front."

Manjhi's statement makes it clear that the answer will not be just military - it will include

Diplomacy, economic pressure and strategic siege.

He also added that people need immediate action, but the government is working on a strategy to gradually weaken the enemy.The Pahalgam attack was challenging India's silence. Now this country will change the blood, not just blood, but will give clever strategy, global support and internal unity.
"We have woken up, and now no attack will go without response