DOES INDIA HAVE A SECRET WEAPON?

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Tragedy on Pakistan Border:-

On 7th April 2012 at 5040 hrs. location was World's highest battlefield Siachen glacier, Gayari sector, a massive gigantic avalanche occurs with the speed of thousands of Km/hr. it blows off one whole Pakistani army base camp. It was the largest and deadliest avalanche in Pakistan’s history in which near about 129 soldiers and 11 civilians remain buried and died under the 70-80 ft. of ice.

RESCUE OPERATION CONDUCTED BY PAKISTAN
Rescue Operation Conducted by Pakistan Army
                                                                                                                                                                  On the next day, Pakistani media started blaming India for this avalanche. Pakistan put allegation on India that due to extensive military activities of the Indian Armed forces a large amount of carbon deposited leads to an increase in solar radiation and forms an avalanche because of ice melting. Behind this one of the conspiracy theories was that India used its secret weapon KALI 5000 for testing it and conducting Operation Whitewash. But till now there is no proof of this operation and not a single statement was given by Indian officials regarding this.

Description:-

KALI – is a particle accelerator made in a joint venture of DRDO and BARC. The full form of KALI is Kilo Ampere Linear Injector. KALI is named after the goddess Kali- who is also known as the goddess of destruction. It is a directed energy weapon but in spite of hitting a laser beam, it directly generates a strong electronic pulse and destroys enemies’ weapons in no time. 

KALI- Kilo Ampere Linear Injector

It is called a secret weapon because very less information is available in the public domain. It merely attacks electronic Components and damages them. So, It not only destroys drones, missiles, and fighter aircraft but it can also destroy enemy satellites too.

Birth of KALI:- 

Project KALI was proposed & founded by Dr. P. H. Ron and mooted in 1985, by the Director of the BARC, Dr. R. Chidambaram. Work on the project began in 1989. Initially, it was developed for industrial purposes, although defense applications clearer later. First KALI Was of only 0.4 GW power after that in this series advanced version of this was developed like KALI 80, KALI 200, KALI 1000 & KALI 5000. It is said that the KALI 5000 is with a massive power of 40 GW.

The truth of Existence:-

But the question remains the same, Does India's Secret weapon KALI really exist or not?

On 14th July 2018, parliament asked the Indian Government about the proposal of inducting KALI 5000 weapons into the Armed forces. On that former defense, Minister Manohar Parrikar refuses to share any information regarding this citing it to be a matter of National security. He said that 

“The desired information is sensitive in nature and its disclosure is not in the interest of national security.” 

From the above statement of the minister, we can surely conclude that India has its secret weapon is not a rumor but it’s a TRUTH.

Limitations of KALI:-

But as the information available in the public domain KALI has some limitations like

  •         One-time single-shot weapon - as it takes too much time to recharge.
  •       It is too heavy to carry from one place to another. (KALI 5000 weighs 10 Ton)

   Till now KALI is not fully ready to use as a weapon, it is under developing conditions. We can hope to see KALI  as a REAL DEFENDER & DESTROYER soon and stand valorously to protect our nation.

JAI HIND!!!

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From :

Mohit Sanjay Mehendale

Assistant Aptitude Developer, ELESA










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