NEW DELHI: Security agencies of the US and India
are bracing for one of their biggest challenges when US President Barack Obama
and Prime Minister Narendra Modi share the dais this Republic Day.
Sources said security on the ground and in the air this January 26 will be of a kind
"never seen before". The US Secret Service, CIA, Navy Seals and
India's Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), Intelligence Bureau, paramilitary
forces and Army will be working together round-the-clock to ensure the safety of
the two leaders of the two largest democracies who face a high order of threat
from global terrorist groups.
Sources in intelligence agencies said Obama and Modi figure high on the hit lists of
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), al-Qaida and Lashkar-e-Taiba. According
to reports, Obama receives over 20 threats a day while Modi receives at least
10 threats on a daily basis.
are bracing for one of their biggest challenges when US President Barack Obama
and Prime Minister Narendra Modi share the dais this Republic Day.
Sources said security on the ground and in the air this January 26 will be of a kind
"never seen before". The US Secret Service, CIA, Navy Seals and
India's Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), Intelligence Bureau, paramilitary
forces and Army will be working together round-the-clock to ensure the safety of
the two leaders of the two largest democracies who face a high order of threat
from global terrorist groups.
Sources in intelligence agencies said Obama and Modi figure high on the hit lists of
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), al-Qaida and Lashkar-e-Taiba. According
to reports, Obama receives over 20 threats a day while Modi receives at least
10 threats on a daily basis.
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