New Delhi: As the nation prepares for Republic Day celebrations, security agencies are on high alert following intelligence reports of a conspiracy by terrorist organizations to carry out subversive acts. Explosive information has surfaced revealing that terrorists are preparing to launch attacks using low-cost explosives and advanced drones.

Difficult to Detect: The New Terror Tactic

Global terror groups such as Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State (IS) are utilizing new technologies to manufacture Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).

* Challenge to Traditional Security: These next-generation explosives are designed to be undetectable by standard metal detectors or sniffer dogs.

* Use of Everyday Items: Terrorist organizations are sharing videos on how to manufacture explosives using common household items. While these devices look like ordinary objects, they possess the capacity for massive destruction.

Plot to Infiltrate via Impersonation

Authorities have warned that beyond using explosives, terrorists are plotting to infiltrate high-security zones through deception:

* Fake Passes and Uniforms: There are concerns that terrorists may attempt to enter restricted areas using forged ID cards or by wearing uniforms of service personnel.

* Remote-Operated Systems: There is a high probability of drones and remote-controlled devices being used to target crowded areas.

Pakistan-Based Outfits Seeking Revenge for 'Operation Sindoor'

Pakistan-based terror groups like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba, reportedly frustrated by the success of the recent 'Operation Sindoor,' are now seeking revenge.

* Targets: These groups have issued threats on social media to target historical monuments, tourist spots, economic hubs, and religious sites.

* Heightened Surveillance: Intelligence agencies are keeping a close watch on hateful videos and messages circulating online, and security levels have been raised to the highest tier. Massive security cordons have been established across Delhi to ensure that the Republic Day Parade and the 'Beating the Retreat' ceremony proceed without incident.