How did Indian Navy foil a hijack attempt
INS Sumitra prevents hijacking of a fishing vessel
- The Indian Navy foiled a hijack attempt by successfully preventing the takeover of a fishing vessel, which was eventually rescued and handed over to the local police.
- INS Sumitra, a naval offshore patrol vessel, received information about a pirate attack on the fishing vessel in the Arabian Sea.
- Immediately, INS Sumitra altered its course and rushed to the location to intercept the pirate attack.
- On reaching the fishing vessel, the Indian Navy personnel swiftly boarded it, neutralizing any threat posed by the pirates.
- The pirates were apprehended, and the crew of the fishing vessel was rescued, ensuring their safety.
- Once the situation was stabilized, the fishing vessel was returned to its rightful owner, and the rescued crew members were handed over to the local authorities.
- The prompt response and coordinated efforts of INS Sumitra's crew effectively prevented the hijacking, ensuring the safety of the fishermen and upholding maritime security.
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