India ne 24 aur 25 May ko Andaman & Nicobar Islands ke upar ke airspace ko temporarily close kar diya hai – woh bhi roz 3-3 ghante ke liye. Ye step kisi civil emergency ke liye nahi, balki military drills aur weapons testing ke liye liya gaya hai. Is move ko strategic signal maana ja raha hai – khas taur par Indo-Pacific region ki geopolitics ke context mein.
1. Airspace kyun ban kiya gaya?
✈️ DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation) ne NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) jari kiya hai jisme kaha gaya:
- 24 May aur 25 May ko
- Rozana 3 ghante tak
- Andaman aur Nicobar ke upar ka airspace temporarily restricted rahega
Iska matlab: iss duration mein koi civil flight ya aircraft is area se nahi guzar sakta.
2. Kya ho raha hai iss restricted zone mein?
Ye airspace closure is baat ka sanket hai ki:
🛡️ Military drill ya live-fire weapons testing ho rahi hai.
🚀 Kuch experts ka kehna hai ki missile test ya advanced weapons system ka trial bhi ho sakta hai.
🌊 Location strategic hai – kyunki Andaman Sea China ke "String of Pearls" ke against ek critical defense point hai.
3. Kya iska koi political ya international message hai?
🇮🇳 India ka Indo-Pacific strategy kaafi active ho chuki hai. Aise drills:
- China ko ek strategic reminder dete hain
- ASEAN countries ke liye India ki military readiness dikhate hain
- Defense preparedness aur surveillance ka level bhi upgrade hota hai
Conclusion:
Andaman aur Nicobar ke upar airspace ban hona ek normal routine nahi hai. Iska matlab clear hai – India apni strategic readiness badha raha hai, especially Indo-Pacific mein. Aane wale dino mein is tarah ke aur bhi drills dekhne ko mil sakte hain – aur ho sakta hai koi naya indigenous weapon system bhi test ho raha ho.
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