Civil Defence Mock Drills Postponed: Civil Defence Mock Drills planned for May 29th, 2025 across the western states of India bordering with Pakistan have been postponed till further notice. The Civil Defence Mock Drills were planned in the states of Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Gujarat, Chandigarh, Jammu and Kashmir.
‘Operation Shield’ by GOI
- As per the instructions from the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, all the states bordering Pakistan were advised to practice civil defence mock drills on May 29th, 2025.
- These mock drills were exactly the same mock drills which were carried out during Operation Sindoor.
- These civil defence mock drills would include blackouts, air sirens, public training and much more.
- The step aims to strengthen the preparedness of the nation in case of an unexpected attack on the nation.
- The timings of the mock drills were between 5 PM to 9 PM. The bordering states were advised to carry out mock drills in between these timings.
Civil Defence Mock Drills Postponed
- Amid administrative reasons in states, the mock drills across the states have been postponed.
- The new dates for the mock drills are not announced yet.
- Because of on-going training by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) in Punjab, the state couldn’t execute mock drills in the region.
- Punjab has also planned to execute mock drills on June 3, however, there is no official announcement yet.
Why Civil Defence Mock Drills?
- Civil Defence Mock Drills is to ensure and test emergency response coordination, inter-agency communication, civilian evacuation protocols in case of terror attacks by land, air or through water.
- The primary purpose of this drill is to check civilian preparedness and make people aware about situations like blackouts and evacuation protocols in case of emergency.
- After a successful ceasefire, the attacks can again initiate from the bordering nation, Pakistan.
- This step of the Government of India is just to prepare ourselves for an emergency situation like war.
Easiest Way to Bring Peace
Peace is a mutual understanding. It can be between nations, people or communities. But, today, mutual peace between two communities has become a rare sight. It results in unexpected wars causing damage to life and property. However, by practising the right spiritual wisdom as prescribed by our holy scriptures we can attain peace and end any war-like situations.
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The divine light of spiritual wisdom is not attained just by reading or going through our holy scriptures. Understanding its right essence is the key towards success and peace. For this purpose, in verse 34 of chapter 4 from holy Gita ji, the refuge of a Tatvdarshi Sant is recommended. His identification is described in the first four verses of chapter 15 from holy Gita ji.
He is the one Who can correctly explain the creation of the universe by drawing a similar comparison with an upside down tree, describing its each part with minute details.
Today, Jagatguru Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj is the only one Who is standing complete on the identifications of a Tatvdarshi Sant. He has decoded the hidden gems from our holy scriptures, putting us onto a path that leads to salvation, which is also in accordance with verse 23 of chapter 17 from holy Gita ji.
Because of His evidence-based approach, His numerous devotees have attained unimaginable benefits which includes even the extension of life as well. War does not lead to peace, it leads one into another war and causes loss to life and property as well. This divine spiritual light can create a sense of satisfaction amongst people.
This true spiritual wisdom has the capability to empower citizens with peace and brotherhood, enabling them on the path of real liberation, quitting wars permanently under the divine guidance of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj.
For more such evidence based facts and deep spiritual insights you can watch His spiritual sermons at ‘Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj’ youtube channel or you can also visit www.jagatgururampalji.org as well.
