Threat To Airports: All airports across the nation will resort to high alert from September 22 to October 2 due to potential threat. According to the authorities, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has directed all stakeholders to step up security at airports due to a potential threat from a terror group during the period from September 22 to October 2.
“In view of the recent inputs received from the central security agency indicating a potential threat from anti-social elements or terrorist groups airports during September 22-October 02, 2025, all stakeholders at all airports are directed to enhance security measures at all the civil aviation installations like airports, airstrips, airfields, air force stations, helipads,” the advisory released by BCAS read.
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The news agency PTI, quoting sources, said the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security’s advisory is based on a specific input related to the activities of a Pakistani terror outfit.
Airport Administrations Asked To Work In Sync With Security Agencies
In the advisory, accessed by PTI, the aviation security bureau also advised close liaison to be maintained with local police, Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Intelligence Bureau (IB) and other relevant security agencies.
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Any intelligence or alerts received must be relayed to stakeholders promptly, the BCAS asserted.
It also said that among other measures, there should be strict ID checks for all staff, contractors and visitors, as well as ensure that all CCTV systems are operational and monitored continuously. The advisory has been issued to all stakeholders, including state police, airports and airlines on August 4.
The development comes amid preparations for the Independence Day celebrations. Ahead of the I-Day, the security across the country stepped up due prevent any untoward incident.