MPCB issues temporary closure notice to Pune civic body abattoir
Punjab Police mobilize elite forces (SWAT, SOG, Ghatak) along the Pakistan border, deploying 16 companies and 90 strategic nakas. Mossad-trained units, skilled in counter-terrorism and VVIP protection, stand ready to respond to potential military escalation.
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