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Pakistani drone came again for spying on Indo-Pak border, BSF shot it down by 18 rounds
Pakistan’s nefarious acts have come to the fore once again in Sriganganagar district, located on the India-Pakistan International Border. Here from across the border, Pakistani drones with nefarious intentions reached the wideband for the purpose of reconnaissance of the border area. On this, the ready soldiers of the Border Security Force opened their guns. It is being told that BSF personnel fired about 18 rounds at the suspected Pakistani drone. There is a possibility that the Pakistani drone may have been damaged in the firing by BSF. The movement of a suspected Pakistani drone was seen near Tarbandi at around
Pakistan Might Use Drone Against India : Intelligence Report
In the year 2021 there were as many as 68 drone sightings in India and this has raised concerns over a new security threat. The Border Security Force is looking for ways to detect the smaller drones that have been used to smuggle in narcotics and arms from Pakistan. The investigations that have been conducted into the various drone sightings in the country have established that they are coming in from Pakistan and have been extensively used by terror groups such as the Lashkar-e-Tayiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad both in Jammu and Kashmir as well as Kashmir. These made in China drones
1,000 drones by IIT-Delhi startup in Beating Retreat ceremony on Republic Day
The annual Beating the Retreat ceremony, which takes place in the national capital on January 29, will have a show of nearly 1,000 drones by a IIT-Delhi-based startup to commemorate 75 years of the country’s independence, senior officials of the defence ministry said on Tuesday. Moreover, for the first time, on the parapet of the north block and the south block, there will be a laser projection mapping show to commemorate 75 years of independence, they added. This is the first time that the Beating the Retreat ceremony will have a laser show and a drone show, the officials said.
Indian Army’s Big Decision : If a drone is seen in military areas, it will be shot down
Indian Army has taken a big decision in the wake of drone attacks. Now if any drone or quadcopter is shown above the military unit, then the army will shoot it down. Instructions have been issued in this regard. An army unit located at Kulian in RS Pura has also put up warning posters on the walls. Please tell that the distance of the border from the Kulian unit is only 8 to 10 kilometers. The warning states that flying drones over the territory of the military unit is prohibited. If a drone is seen flying, it will be shot
BSF To Test Anti-Drone System At Border Area
Border Security Force (BSF) has asked the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) to bring prototype anti-drone systems to Jammu and Punjab sectors for real-time testing. Earlier this month, the anti-drone system was successfully test-fired under controlled conditions at the DRDO facility in Kolar, Karnataka before BSF officers and security agencies. Pakistan-based Islamist and Khalistani terror groups are using unmanned drones to supply arms, explosives and ammunition across the western borders to their terror networks within India, particularly in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab. Here, today the security forces have got a big success in Jammu and Kashmir. Here in
Pakistani Drone Spotted In Palanwala Sector, BSF Attacks
Recently, a suspected Pakistani drone was spotted in Arnia sector near the Indo-Pak International Border. As soon as the drone was sighted, the BSF jawans fired on this drone, but this drone disappeared in the dark of night. Now late on Wednesday night also a drone has been seen in Palanwala sector of Akhnoor. Both Arnia and Palanwala sectors come under Jammu district. It is being told that a suspicious Pakistan Quadcopter was seen by the soldiers posted near Palanwala sector. This drone had entered 150 meters inside the Indian border near the LoC. The soldiers stationed on the border
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