Heightened Security Measures Implemented at Indian Airports Amid Tensions

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has enforced strict security measures at airports across India, barring visitor entry and mandating secondary checks due to elevated tensions with Pakistan following recent attacks. Additional screenings, enhanced surveillance, and coordination with local police are part of the measures to ensure safety.

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has heightened security protocols across Indian airports, imposing visitor restrictions and necessitating thorough checks for passengers before boarding. This move comes amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan.

Following the recent Pahalgam attack, BCAS has mandated Secondary Ladder Point Checking (SLPC) and other security enhancements at airports to prevent potential threats. The advisory emphasizes coordination with local police and comprehensive surveillance across airport vicinities.

Airlines, including Air India, Akasa Air, and IndiGo, have urged passengers to arrive at airports three hours prior to their flights, aligning with BCAS guidelines to ensure smooth process amid increased security measures across the nation.

(With inputs from agencies.)