Delhi On High Alert: Security Tightened At Historic Sites Amid Naval Drills On Western Coast

In response to heightened tensions with Pakistan, security measures have been significantly increased across India's capital, Delhi. Iconic heritage sites such as the Red Fort and Qutub Minar are now under enhanced surveillance, with round-the-clock monitoring through CCTV cameras and heavy deployment of security forces across key areas. Authorities have declared the city on high alert, ensuring every corner is closely watched to prevent any potential threat.Meanwhile, the Indian Navy is conducting a major naval exercise in the Arabian Sea near the Gujarat coastline and along the western seaboard, including Maharashtra and Mumbai. This comes in light of Pakistani naval movements within their maritime boundaries. Notably, this is the sixth naval drill since the intensified military operations began in Pahalgam, highlighting India's strategic maritime readiness.Experts suggest that these exercises serve not only as a show of strength but may also aim to choke potential supply routes used by adversaries. With Pakistan’s navy reportedly confined to its dockyards, India’s superior naval force continues to maintain dominance in the region. This proactive posture underscores India’s dual focus on internal vigilance and maritime security amid ongoing cross-border tensions.

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