Terrorists or criminals can carry out air strikes on the occasion of Republic Day. This attack can be carried out using various air platforms. Keeping this in mind, Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana on Tuesday banned flying aerial objects including drones for a month. For this section 144 has been imposed in Delhi and who will violate it. Action will be taken against him. This order will remain in force till February 15.
In the order issued by Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana, it has been said that Delhi Police is working for the security of Independence Day. It has come to the fore that some criminals or terrorists can be a major threat to the safety of the people. To carry out a terrorist incident, he can attack through an air platform such as paraglider, paramotor, hang glider, UAV, UAN, microlight aircraft, remotely operated aircraft, hot air balloon, small aircraft or aircraft parajumping.
Due to this, they have banned the flying of these flying objects keeping in mind the Republic Day. Section 144 has been imposed in Delhi regarding this. Action will be taken against the violator under section 188 of IPC. This order will be in force from January 20 to February 15.