Leave aside Bangladesh, even if China and Pakistan come together, they will not be able to cut the chicken neck of India. Army has created an impenetrable fort. – ..

News India Live, Digital Desk: There is a news from the defense world and border which will give you relief and also make you proud. We all have heard since childhood that there is a thin neck on the map of India which we ‘Chicken’s Neck’ Or Siliguri Corridor They say that is our biggest weakness. There was always a fear that if the enemy attacked there, the entire North-East would be cut off from India.

But now you should be worried. By the end of the year 2025, the Indian Army has ended this fear forever. Latest defense reports suggest that this area is no longer a ‘weak vein’, but a ‘Impenetrable Fortress’ It has been made.

What is the chessboard of Bangladesh?
After the recent upheaval in neighboring countries (especially Bangladesh and China), questions started being raised. But defense experts say that leave aside Bangladesh’s threats, if China and Pakistan (China-Pakistan) Even if both meet and attack together, they still cannot break this part of India.

What magic did the army do?
Indian Army has taken the security of Siliguri Corridor to the ‘next level’. It is no longer left to the soldiers alone.

1. Guarding Technology: From ground to sky, radar, drones and high-tech surveillance systems are deployed. Not even a single action of the enemy can be hidden now.
2. Encirclement of the three armies: Now there is tremendous co-ordination not only of the Army, but also of the Air Force and other forces when needed.
3. Quick Response Team: If even the slightest mistake is seen, the army is ready to give a befitting reply within a few minutes.

The enemy’s ‘nightmare’
China was always eyeing this area (near Doklam), considering it to be India’s Achilles’ heel. But India has increased the deployment of infrastructure and troops there so much that now it has become risky for China to even look there.

The report clearly says that this 60 km long and 20-22 km wide corridor is now so secure that it is not possible for anyone to penetrate it. This change did not happen overnight, but is the result of rigorous austerity and strategy over the last few years.