Jammu And Kashmir: Drones Seen At Three Places On The Border In 24 Hours, Security Forces Fired Upon Them

Pakistani drones were seen at three places along the International Border and the Line of Control in 24 hours. At two places, the security forces fired at the drones. At 8.30 pm on Thursday night at Nandpur on the International Border in Ramgarh, a Pakistani drone entered two and a half kilometers from the border. He was reconnaissance of an army camp. The alert soldiers fired at him and drove him away.

Earlier on Wednesday night, after the drone was sighted on the Line of Control in Palanwala sector, the army fired upon it. Meanwhile, flashing lights were also seen in the sky on Wednesday night at the Air Force station. However, the Air Force has not confirmed this. A day earlier, drones were also seen in Arnia and Hiranagar.

At 9.45 pm on Wednesday night, a Pakistani drone was seen hovering near the fencing in Palanwala sector. When the army heard the sound of the drone near Raja Post, it opened fire. This drove the drone back to Pakistan territory. Sources said that it was a Pakistani quadcopter that was sent for reiki in the area. Khod police station in-charge Balwinder Singh Bhau said that the Pak drone was driven away by the army.

A search operation was also conducted in the border villages. The army also launched a search operation along the border. On Thursday, at around 9 pm, people also saw the drone in Abduliya of RS Pura sector. People say that red light was seen in the sky. However, BSF has not confirmed this.

Continuous drone movement on the border
For the last few days, continuous movement of drones is being seen on the border. On July 2 also, Pakistani quadcopter tried to enter Indian territory in Arnia sector, but it returned after BSF firing. On June 27, two bombs were dropped while attacking the Jammu Air Force Station with a drone. In this, two Air Force personnel suffered minor injuries. Earlier on Tuesday night, the drone seen in Arnia sector was fired upon by the BSF.

Pakistani drones were seen at three places along the International Border and the Line of Control in 24 hours. At two places, the security forces fired at the drones. At 8.30 pm on Thursday night at Nandpur on the International Border in Ramgarh, a Pakistani drone entered two and a half kilometers from the border. He was reconnaissance of an army camp. The alert soldiers fired at him and drove him away.

Earlier on Wednesday night, after the drone was sighted on the Line of Control in Palanwala sector, the army fired upon it. Meanwhile, flashing lights were also seen in the sky on Wednesday night at the Air Force station. However, the Air Force has not confirmed this. A day earlier, drones were also seen in Arnia and Hiranagar.

At 9.45 pm on Wednesday night, a Pakistani drone was seen hovering near the fencing in Palanwala sector. When the army heard the sound of the drone near Raja Post, it opened fire. This drove the drone back to Pakistan territory. Sources said that it was a Pakistani quadcopter that was sent for reiki in the area. Khod police station in-charge Balwinder Singh Bhau said that the Pak drone was driven away by the army.

A search operation was also conducted in the border villages. The army also launched a search operation along the border. On Thursday, at around 9 pm, people also saw the drone in Abduliya of RS Pura sector. People say that red light was seen in the sky. However, BSF has not confirmed this.

Continuous drone movement on the border

For the last few days, continuous movement of drones is being seen on the border. On July 2 also, Pakistani quadcopter tried to enter Indian territory in Arnia sector, but it returned after BSF firing. On June 27, two bombs were dropped while attacking the Jammu Air Force Station with a drone. In this, two Air Force personnel suffered minor injuries. Earlier on Tuesday night, the drone seen in Arnia sector was fired upon by the BSF.