NIA Traces Suppliers of Drone Bombs in Manipur to Delhi and Haryana
In a significant development, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has traced the suppliers of drone bombs, used in attacks in Manipur, to sources in Delhi and Haryana. This marks the first instance in Manipur’s history where drone-delivered explosives have been employed, signaling a concerning escalation in the region’s security dynamics.
NIA’s Investigation Leads to Delhi and Haryana
The NIA’s meticulous investigation into the drone bomb attacks has uncovered supply chains originating from Delhi and Haryana. These findings suggest a well-coordinated effort to introduce advanced aerial weaponry into Manipur, raising alarms about the proliferation of such technologies in conflict-prone areas.
Implications for Regional Security
The use of drone bombs in Manipur represents a significant shift in the tactics employed by hostile elements, necessitating a reevaluation of current security protocols. Authorities are now focusing on dismantling the networks responsible for supplying these drones and preventing further incidents.
This development underscores the urgent need for enhanced surveillance and counter-drone measures to address the evolving threats posed by unmanned aerial systems in the region.
