US EditionDelhi on High Alert: Security Measures Intensify Amid India-Pakistan Tensions
- Delhi and Visakhapatnam police intensified security and conducted extensive vehicle and identity checks from May 8 to May 9 amid escalating India-Pakistan tensions.
- These measures followed Pakistan's drone and missile attacks on Indian border areas late on May 8 and India's retaliatory strikes earlier that week.
- Authorities seized five unregistered vehicles, monitored movement at transport hubs and lodges, cancelled police leaves, and deployed paramilitary forces to safeguard key sites.
- A senior officer stated, "Night vigil has been intensified," while Delhi police checked 1,942 vehicles during a 'Nakha Bandhi' operation from 8 p.m. To 11 a.m.
- The heightened security reflects ongoing risks of further escalation between India and Pakistan, with the international community closely monitoring developments.
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Delhi On High Alert, Government Employees' Leave Cancelled Amid India-Pak Tensions
A high alert was sounded in Delhi, and all city government employees' leaves were cancelled as hostilities ramped up between India and Pakistan, with several border areas, including Jammu, coming under cross-border shelling.
Delhi on High Alert: Security Measures Intensify Amid India-Pakistan Tensions
Delhi on High Alert: Security Measures Intensify Amid India-Pakistan Tensions Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, a high alert has been issued in Delhi. The Delhi government has cancelled all leaves for its employees as security measures intensify across the city.At India Gate, a symbolic war memorial, police regulated traffic and requested visitors to vacate the premises. Emergency preparedness meetings are underway to ensure r…
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