New Delhi: Amid the ongoing tension along the border with China, Indian security forces have been instructed to store arms and ammunition according to a 15-day intensive war. The security forces have got orders to collect all the necessary weapons and goods according to the 15-day war. It is being told that a total of Rs 50,000 crore will be spent on this work. A top official while talking to a private news channel has confirmed this.

However, he also said that the order to store ammunition is from a few days ago. The authority is now going to make its preparations according to the big war of 15 days, while this time limit was fixed for 10 days. He told that India is preparing this in view of recent tensions with both China and Pakistan. The top official said that long ago the authority had asked to keep preparations according to the 40-day war, but after that, it has been reduced to 10 days.

After the Uri attack, it was felt that the preparations for the 10-day war were very low, so then Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar had increased the financial package of the three forces from 100 crores to 500 crores. With this, an additional fund of 300 crores was given to the three forces. So that necessary weapons related to war can be purchased. Since then, the Defense Force has purchased many weapons, ammunition, missile systems and other necessary equipment, which will make it easier to face the opponents.

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