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March 24, 2010 (Pen Men at Work): The Indian armed forces have an up-to-the-minute armament against the terror campaign. It is the globe’s hottest chili.

After conducting experiments, the Indian armed forces have determined to employ the thumb-sized ‘ghost chili’ to construct tear gas-like hand missiles to put out of action the suspected terrorists. This was stated by the defense officials The ‘bhut jolokia’, as the ‘ghost chili’ is also known, was acknowledged by the Guinness World Records in 2007 as the planet’s most piquant chili. It is developed and consumed in India’s northeast for its savor, as a therapy for stomach predicaments and a manner to battle the torturous summer heat. It has in excess of 1,000,000 Scoville units, the technical dimension of a chili’s piquancy.

Jalapeno peppers are located somewhere from 2,500 to 8,000. Col. R. Kalia, a defense spokesperson in northeastern Assam, has confirmed that the chili grenade has been declared as robust for utilization after examinations in the Indian defense laboratories. This is a reality that has been established by the scientists at the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO).

R. B. Srivastava, the administrator of the Life Sciences Department at the New Delhi head office of the DRDO, has divulged that this is, without doubt, going to be an effectual non-hazardous armament because its spicy smell can suffocate the militants and compel them to emerge out of their hiding places. Srivastava, who commanded a defense investigation laboratory in Assam, has vocalized that the assessments are taking place to manufacture bhut jolokia-based spray cans that can be utilized by the females against the male assailants and by the police personnel to manage and disband mobs.