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 <http://www2.irna.ir/en/news/menu-234/key-627/> New Delhi, May 22, IRNA
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 <http://www2.irna.ir/en/news/menu-234/key-5816/> India-
<http://www2.irna.ir/en/news/menu-234/key-5806/> Minister-
<http://www2.irna.ir/en/news/menu-234/key-90166/> Terrorism from Sea 
Terming the threat of terrorism from the seas as worrisome, Defense Minister
A K Antony on Tuesday said plans were afoot to boost up real time
surveillance along the coastline by installing new sensors, radars and
moving air assets into the area. 

"Threat from terrorism from seas is proving a real difficult area for the
security forces," Antony said at a sidelines of a function to mark the
Silver Jubilee of the Coastguard Aviation wing in Daman Union Territory. 

His comments come as the seas around India off Sri Lankan coast as well as
in Malacca Straits are witnessing renewed clandestine operations by
terrorist groups and sea-pirates. 

"We have been able to contain infiltration through land borders and they are
becoming tension-free, but our coastline is turning out to be a real
difficult area for us," the defense minister said in his address to the
Coastguard commanders. 

He told them that 'hard vigil' had to be maintained to ward off such threats
in the high seas as well as more nearer on the country's coastline. 

Government is alive to such emergent threats and upgradation and
modernization of aviation wing to meet the varied challenges from the sea is
underway. 

"There are occasional incidence of terrorism, piracy, robbery and drug
trafficking through coastal line. So, naturally we have to be more vigilant
in the sea coast as by 2009 the Especial Economic Zone (EEZ) across the
coast would increase to 3 million sq/mile from 2.1 million sq/mile now,"
Antony told reporters. 

 



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