For the first time in its history, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police used Jamming Drone technology as part of security measures during Sunday Ashura processions in Peshawar.
The processions of Yaum-i-Ishura in the main cities throughout the country concluded peacefully on Sunday night in the middle of security. A total of 4,836 processions and 5,480 Majalis They were carried out, with 12 processions in Peshawar.
Thousands of police personnel were deployed, including police officers and snipers, in the main cities together with the emergency rescue personnel for the safety of the mourners who carry out processions.
Capital City Police officer (CCPO) Qasim Khan said Dawn.com That Drones Jamming technology was first used by Peshawar police.
“A drone gun was used for the first time during the Ashura procession,” he said.
“With the help of the Anti-Drone Peshawar system, drone cameras helped interact.”
He pointed out that drones had been used by terrorists in the southern districts of KP. “Now the KP police can click on suspicious drones,” Khan said.
“The new technology can disable suspicious drones at a distance of up to three kilometers.”
Naqvi praises Leas by peaceful processions of Muharram
Separately, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi praised police authorities for their coordinated security efforts to guarantee a peaceful and safe environment during Ashura processions throughout the country.
“All processions and meetings in Islamabad, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Baluchistan, Sindh, Gilgit-Baltist and Azad Jammu and Kashmira concluded peacefully,” he said today in an X.
He paid tribute to the army, the rangers and the police for their “hard work” during the processions of Ashura and thanked “each soldier, official and official assigned to the security of Ashura.”
The Interior Minister said that the security forces did their duties with “dedication and harmony” and provided infallible security to the processions and meetings of the mourners.
“From Muharram 1 to Ashura, an effective and coordinated security plan was successfully implemented,” Naqvi said. “All field forces and formations demonstrated exemplary discipline and the unit day and night.”
