Jammu, Jan 1: The Indian Army will have more teeth to combat terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir with the addition of about fifty more sophisticated Armado vehicles. “Nearly 50 more advanced bullet-proof vehicles have been sanctioned in light of the recent attacks on army vehicles in Rajouri and Poonch districts along the Line of Control (LOC),” the official sources continued. They claimed the soldiers would be able to destroy the terrorists hiding in the forest with the aid of the introduction of cutting-edge armoured vehicles. According to sources, “the Army will now become more augmented with an increase in the number of advanced bullet-proof Armado vehicles in the border districts of Rajouri and Poonch.”The bulletproof Light Specialist Vehicles (ALSVs) are specifically made for the Indian Armed Forces, they continued. They claimed that “there has been an increase in terrorist attacks in Rajouri and Poonch districts for the last couple of years” and that “defence and administrative machinery in both districts are being given renewed attention as a result.” It is anticipated that Rajouri and Poonch districts will soon see the introduction of additional vehicles of this type. In order to minimise damage during attacks, the soldiers travel in border districts’ forested areas in these cutting-edge, bulletproof armoured vehicles, they disclosed.
