INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
ANI | Updated: Sep 05, 2019 22:36 ISTMohali (Punjab) [India], Sept 5 (ANI): A professor and chemical scientist, Dr Samrat Ghosh from
Chemical Science Division of Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Mohali, has developed a non-fire anti-riot system,
'Shanti' gun to deal with violent protestors.This unique system will enable law enforcement agencies to use indelible ink stains to identify
culprits and trouble makers who create violence with a mission to disrupt peace in our country.Shanti is a gun-like system with laser light
to aim at the violent protestors and rubber pellets containing inedible ink."Nowadays we hear about so many violence and stone-pelting case
and mob lynching in which our army personnel and the general public is also attacked
And both attackers and Army personnel use stones and pellets which cause grave injuries
So, since a very long time, I was thinking to create such a system that would control such riots
Hence, I have created 'Shanti' anti-riot system," said Ghosh.By this system, trained army or police dogs would easily be able to sniff the
inedible ink and search the attacker."I have named this system Shanti as my main motive is to control riots across the country
In SHANTI, S stands for smoke-free, H-harmless, A-aromatic, N-non-fire arm, T- thwarting and I-identification
I have added two chemicals in the rubber bullets, which when fires will release a soothing fragrance for the army personnel but it would
release an unpleasant smell for the attackers," said Ghosh."My anti-riot system looks like a toy but it is extremely effective
I have mixed two kinds of inedible inks in this system so when a bullet touches any attacker, he or she would not be able to wash off that
ink and the attackers could be easily identified with that mark and of course by the help of the dogs as well," Ghosh added
