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Radars located at strategic locations have been tuned to
intercept all low flying objects and authorities are not
taking any chances, sources said.

A no-flying zone is already in place in capital's Luytens
zone which houses the Rashtrapati Bhavan, Prime Minister's
Office and key ministries like Home, Defence, Finance,
External Affairs, among others.
Ahead of the Republic Day, elaborate air defence
measures, including deployment of anti-aircraft guns, have
also been taken to check possible intrusion of air space.
Besides, helicopters of the Indian Air Force will hover
over the areas around Rajpath and all along the route of the
Republic Day parade.
Earlier, intelligence reports suggested that Pakistan's
Inter-Services Intelligence had directed the militants
operating in Jammu and Kashmir to use explosive-laden 'Toy
Planes' to hit VIPs in the state and the national capital. PTI
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