New Delhi: The Indian Army's dog unit has been updated. Lieutenant Colonel V Kamal Raj, who headed this unit, is preparing an audio-video surveillance system for dogs. Bulletproof jackets have also been prepared for dogs for the purpose of carrying out operations. Lieutenant Colonel V Kamal Raj was told, 'We train army dogs for many purposes. So it is our responsibility that we are being given protection.

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The Indian Army takes great care of its dog unit. Because of important missions, this dog unit helps the army a lot. People still remember Dogi Caesar, who saved many lives in the 26/11 Mumbai attack. For now, Caesar is no longer in this world. 11-year-old Bahadur Dog Caesar breathed his last at a farm in Virar, Mumbai, due to a heart attack.

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This was the last dog of the dog squad to detect terrorists during the 26/11 attack. Apart from this, if talked about, his other companions Tiger, Sultan and Max were also killed earlier. According to the police, after retiring, Caesar was living in the farm house of Virar, owned by animal lover Fiza Shah. After treatment, he was sent back to the farm house where he died.

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