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A new addition to the weapons arsenal of terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir is worrying the Indian Army.
In some recent military operations, terrorists used American armour-piercing bullets. In a few cases, terrorists were able to breach the bulletproof jackets of Indian soldiers.
To counter this threat, the Army is upgrading the equipment provided to soldiers in the Union Territory. Instead of using "level-3 jackets", soldiers will be provided with "level-4 jackets" which provide better protection against armour-piercing bullets, according to an NDTV report quoting Army sources.
Armour-piercing rounds are steel-core bullets which can even breach certain bulletproof materials. It is believed that the bullets were left in Afghanistan when Western troops withdrew last year.
Recently-retired Army chief General MM Naravane had said that some military equipment from Afghanistan had made its way to Kashmir. This included night-vision devices.

Kashmir: terrorists using US armour-piercing bullets to beat soldiers' bulletproof vests. See Army's plan

A new addition to the weapons arsenal of terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir is worrying the Indian Army. In some recent military operations, terrorists used American armour-piercing bullets. In a few cases, terrorists were able to breach the bulletproof jackets of Indian soldiers. To counter this threat, the Army is upgrading the equipment provided to soldiers in the Union Territory. Instead of using "level-3 jackets", soldiers will be provided with "level-4 jackets" which provide better protection against armour-piercing bullets, according to an NDTV report quoting Army sources. Armour-piercing rounds are steel-core bullets which can even breach certain bulletproof materials. It is believed that the bullets were left in Afghanistan when Western troops withdrew last year. Recently-retired Army chief General MM Naravane had said that some military equipment from Afghanistan had made its way to Kashmir. This included night-vision devices.
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CAPTIONS New addition to terror arsenal Terrorists using special bullets Armour-piercing bullets used Can breach bulletproof vests Indian Army upgrading vests From Level-3 to Level-4 vests Arms trickling in from Afghanistan

According to an NDTV&nbsp;report, terrorists in Kashmir are equipped with armor-piercing bullets

A new addition to the weapons arsenal of terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir is worrying the Indian Army.
In some recent military operations, terrorists used American armour-piercing bullets. In a few cases, terrorists were able to breach the bulletproof jackets of Indian soldiers.
To counter this threat, the Army is upgrading the equipment provided to soldiers in the Union Territory. Instead of using "level-3 jackets", soldiers will be provided with "level-4 jackets" which provide better protection against armour-piercing bullets, according to an NDTV report quoting Army sources.
Armour-piercing rounds are steel-core bullets which can even breach certain bulletproof materials. It is believed that the bullets were left in Afghanistan when Western troops withdrew last year.
Recently-retired Army chief General MM Naravane had said that some military equipment from Afghanistan had made its way to Kashmir. This included night-vision devices.
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Panic gripped a court complex in Delhi when a shot was fired amid a violent scuffle. The incident occurred at the Rohini court premises on April 22.
It began with a physical fight breaking out between two lawyers, and another person at around 9:40 am. While shoving and hitting each other, the trio reached the court's Gate number 8.
Security personnel deployed at the gate were seen trying to break up the fight. When the scuffle continued, a Nagaland Police constable intervened and a bullet fired from his service weapon hit the ground.
In CCTV visuals, a plume of dust was seen rising when the bullet was fired. Two people suffered minor injuries when concrete broken by the bullet flew and hit them.
The police are now investigating whether it was a case of accidental firing.

Fight, gun firing at Delhi court caught on camera: watch CCTV of scuffle at Rohini court

Fight, firing at Delhi court caught on camera: watch CCTV visuals

Fight, firing at Delhi court caught on camera: watch CCTV of scuffle at Rohini court

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 Panic gripped a court complex in Delhi when a shot was fired amid a violent scuffle. The incident occurred at the Rohini court premises on April 22. It began with a physical fight breaking out between two lawyers, and another person at around 9:40 am. While shoving and hitting each other, the trio reached the court's Gate number 8. Security personnel deployed at the gate were seen trying to break up the fight. When the scuffle continued, a Nagaland Police constable intervened and a bullet fired from his service weapon hit the ground. In CCTV visuals, a plume of dust was seen rising when the bullet was fired. Two people suffered minor injuries when concrete broken by the bullet flew and hit them. The police are now investigating whether it was a case of accidental firing.
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CAPTIONS Shot fired at Delhi court Incident at Rohini court Lawyers seen fighting Security intervened Cop's gun went off Incident on camera

<div class="elementToProof">Shots fired at Delhi's Rohini court:&nbsp;It began with a physical fight breaking out between two lawyers, and another person at around 9:40 am, and a bullet was fired from the gun of an intervening cop.</div>

Panic gripped a court complex in Delhi when a shot was fired amid a violent scuffle.&nbsp;The incident occurred at the Rohini court premises on April 22.
It began with a physical fight breaking out between two lawyers, and another person at around 9:40 am.&nbsp;While shoving and hitting each other, the trio reached the court's Gate number 8.
Security personnel deployed at the gate were seen trying to break up the fight.&nbsp;When the scuffle continued, a Nagaland Police constable intervened and a bullet fired from his service weapon hit the ground.
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In CCTV visuals, a plume of dust was seen rising when the bullet was fired.&nbsp;Two people suffered minor injuries when concrete broken by the bullet flew and hit them.
The police are now investigating whether it was a case of accidental firing.

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The Honda CB350 and the Benelli Imperiale 400 are here to take on Royal Enfield. But first, they will have to deal with a Meteor strike! With barely any competition in the past, Royal Enfield more or less dominated the modern-retro motorcycle segment. But times have changed and with the arrival of some good competitors like the Benelli Imperiale 400 and the latest entrant, the Honda CB350, the modern-retro segment is packed with action! We find out if the new CB350 and the Imperiale 400 can hold a candle to Royal Enfield's new motorcycle, the Meteor 350.

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The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 is an all-new motorcycle designed from the ground up. The engine is obviously the most important update and we will now see this engine on all-new Royal Enfield 350cc models in the future. What you get is a much more refined, smooth, and torquey engine. The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 will hold its domain against the new Benelli Imperiale 400 and the Honda Highness CB350.

Royal Enfield Classic 350 vs Benelli Imperiale 400 - Cruiser Battle

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