Indian Navy Activates ‘Redeye’ Strategy After Pahalgam Attack, Boosts Vigil in Arabian Sea

By a Staff Reporter : Following the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, the Indian Navy has taken a major step to strengthen national security. Along the western coastline, especially in the Arabian Sea, a special strategy named ‘Redeye’ has been activated. Under this plan, strict surveillance is being carried out across all domains—on the surface, under the sea, and in the air.

‘Redeye’ is a high-alert strategy where warships, submarines, and naval aircraft are operating at peak readiness. The aim is to stay prepared for a rapid offensive response if needed. The Navy has clearly signaled that any hostile move by Pakistan or its supported groups will be met with strong and destructive retaliation.

At present, missile testing is being conducted in several zones of the Arabian Sea. By successfully firing long-range missiles, the Navy is ensuring that its systems and warships are fully combat-ready. Step by step, the Navy is proving its readiness and sending a strong message—India is now fully prepared, not just for defense but for a powerful counterstrike if necessary.