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IndiaRaj Bhawan, Secretariat declared as ‘No Fly Zones'

Raj Bhawan, Secretariat declared as ‘No Fly Zones’

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Drones, UAVs banned during LG's movement
Tawi, Jul 08:
In the backdrop of recent drone attacks at Jammu Airforce station and air space violation activities by mysterious flying objects, the district administration has put a selective ban overall such flying objects in the district.
Jammu district administration has declared Raj Bhawan and Civil Secretariat as ‘No Fly Zones' and also banned the use of drone cameras during Lt Governor's event in the district.
The development came two weeks after militants targeted Air Force Station, Jammu with twin blasts followed by drone activity over vital military installations in several areas of Jammu,
As per the order, issued by the deputy commissioner Jammu, Anshul Garg, Raj Bhawan and the civil secretariat have been declared as ‘No Fly Zones' in addition to the venues where the Lieutenant Governor is scheduled to visit for different events.
“In view of the security threat posed due to recent trends of carrying out drone attacks by anti- elements, it is imperative to initiate necessary security measures for ensuring the safety of air space over Raj Bhawan and civil secretariat, Jammu. Director, Special Security Force, J&K Srinagar vide communication No. SSF/CS/2021Gen/4620-22 dated 29-06-2021 has submitted that Raj Bhawan and civil secretariat, Jammu be declared as ‘No Fly Zone' areas in view of daily commitments of Lt. Governor, UT of J&K vis-a-vis immense threat to him at the hands of anti-national elements,” the order reads.
It reads that the airspace over Raj Bhawan, Jammu and civil secretariat, Jammu has been declared as ”No Fly Zone” and flying of drones and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) shall be strictly prohibited over and above these premises with immediate effect.
“There shall be complete prohibition on flying of drones and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) overall areas/venues in district Jammu as and when Lieutenant Governor is scheduled to visit in connection with the holding of events,” it further reads.
It reads that since it is not possible to serve individual notices to all the persons concerned, this order is being passed ex-parte.
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