More bad news for Pakistan if India plans to use its most powerful project against Islamabad, its name is..., it is capable of...
More bad news for Pakistan if India plans to use its most powerful project against Islamabad, its name is..., it is capable of...
After the Pahalgam terrorist attack, tension between India and Pakistan is at its peak. In such a situation, it is believed that India will retaliate in full force. From land to se to sky, India is preparing in all forms to counter Pakistan after the deadly Pahalgam terror attack. The world is aware of India's military might, but there are still many undisclosed cards close to New Delhi's heart which is yet to be revealed.
According to Girish Linganna, aerospace and defense analyst and former director of ADD Engineering Components (India) Pvt Ltd (an Indo-German company), Pakistan is extremely afraid of India's secret weapon KALI. It is believed that the Indian KALI project is used to melt the snow on the mountains. It is said that the codename Operation Whitewash is carried out on snow-covered mountains, which causes avalanches. However, no official word has come out on this. That is why it remains a secret till date.
Pakistan has been accusing that Kali creates havoc
When in April 2012, a terrible blizzard hit the Gyari sector of Pakistan-occupied Siachen and a large part of a glacier collapsed, the base camp of the Pakistan Army was completely destroyed and about 140 of its soldiers were killed. After which, it was alleged in Pakistan that India had used its secret weapon 'Kali' to melt the glacier as a test.
What is Kali, first understand it well
According to reports, KALI is a secret weapon of India. Its full name is Kilo Ampere Linear Injector (KALI). KALI fires a powerful electron beam. This beam can damage the enemy's electronic system. It has been jointly developed by the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and Bhabha Atomic Research Center (BARC). The KALI series is constantly being updated.
Kali is a deadly weapon like Star Wars
KALI weapon can protect the country from missiles. It is believed that Pakistan and China know about this weapon. They do not talk about it openly, but they are afraid. KALI is a linear electron accelerator. It is also called a particle accelerator. In simple words, it emits powerful electron beams (Relativistic Electron Beams-REBs). Many things combine to form powerful pulses of electrons. These pulses turn into X-rays or microwaves. These remind us of Star Wars of Hollywood movies.
Kali melts the enemy's target
Work on this project started in 1989, which was being developed by the Accelerator and Pulse Power Division of Bhabha Atomic Research Center i.e. BARC. DRDO is also involved in this project. Initially it was made for the industry. However, now it can be used as a weapon. The REBs coming out of KALI are different from the laser beam. Laser beams destroy the target by piercing it. KALI contains REB microwaves. They have a lot of power. This power melts and damages the electronic system of the target.
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