RKS Bhadauria, the head of the Indian Air Force said on Saturday that India’s security preparedness is well underway given China’s stance in the Galwan region and also the changing geopolitical situation in neighboring countries such as Afghanistan.

Speaking to media people on June 19, he said the deployment of troops would be based on needs on the ground, which were closely monitored, and assured people that the country’s security was good. On the assessment of the current situation on the Ladakh front, he said that the withdrawal plans on the friction points were through 11 rounds of talks.

persistence of deployment of forces post-Galwan would depend on the varying situation, he said and added that basic deployment would carry on to maintain security. As far as the Indian Air Force was concerned, it had the capability to deploy at a short notice as per requirement.

The IAF chief, who was in Hyderabad to review the combined graduation parade held here at the Air Force Academy Dundigal on Saturday, said the introduction of Rafale jets to the IAF was going according to plan and would be completed by 2022. 19 didn’t have much influence on the plan, he said.

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