Indian start-ups were developed by order of the borderline safety forces of India, non-otic weapons in the form of trident shockers, electric gloves and shields to confront the forces of the Chinese army. It is reported by Hindustan Times.
“Indian security forces asked us to develop an unziest weapon after the military PRC used sticks and electric shocks against our soldiers in Galvana. We have developed similar electric strokes and other devices inspired by the traditional Indian national weapons,” says the chief technical director of Apasteron Private Limited Mojit Kumar.
The company has developed a metal road electric shock with spikes (VAJRA) for use in hand-to-hand combat and stopping armored vehicles, as well as Trishul – a traditional Indian trident, which resembles the weapon of the Hindu deity of Shiva, to block vehicles trying to penetrate the prohibited zones.
According to the Protocol, Indian and Chinese military are obliged to enter into patrols by armed “misunderstanding arms.”
On June 16, 2020, 20 soldiers of the Indian army died, presumably, as a result of a fight with the use of stones and iron sticks on the disputed border of India and China. Some Indian soldiers, fleeing, jumped into the Galvan River from a high height, having received injuries. Before this, Indian media reported on 43 Chinese affected Chinese (including those killed and seriously wounded). The parties accuse each other in the intersection of the borderline line and violating agreements.
Now the two inhabited countries of the world – India and China – shares the conditional line called the McMagon Line (named Secretary for Foreign Affairs of British India, which offered this border in 1914). India and the Government of Dalai Lama (the actual state leader Tibet) recognized the existing border, and China – no, which was reported in the official diplomatic note in 1959.
After that, attempted to solve the problem were repeatedly taken: two Chinese-Indian agreements – from 1993 and 1996 were unsuccessful. The controversial remains two sites of the border area: in the northeastern part of Kashmir and in the north of Arunachal Pradesh.