Two more drones have appeared in the border villages of Punjab: army search operation

(PTI) Amritsar, Ta. October 10, 2019, Thursday

Pakistani drones have once again been found in border villages in Ferozepur, Punjab. The villagers claimed to have seen two drones on Thursday morning in Jhunjara Hazarasinghwala village and were traumatized. Border Security Force (BSF) and police have been rushing to search for the drone since the news of the drone appeared.

Meanwhile, the Pakistani government recently claimed to have been involved in throwing weapons from a drone in Punjab last month. Pakistan, which is facing international backlash on the Kashmir issue, has now found a new way of delivery through drones to provide weapons to terrorists in India.

Security forces and local citizens claim more than 10 drones have appeared in border villages in Punjab last month. Intelligence agencies claim the Pakistani government is behind the sending of drones to deliver weapons to terrorists in Punjab and Kashmir.

He has also sent a report to the Home Ministry on this. In a recent report sent to the ministry, intelligence agencies questioned why the Air Force was unable to detect the BSF drone activity.

The Home Ministry has asked the National Investigation Agency to investigate the role of the Pakistani government in drone-carrying activities in Punjab. The ministry has also directed the National Technical Research Organization to investigate the frequency at which these drones operate on the border.

A large number of AK-47 assault rifles and grenades were fired through a drone in Amritsar last month, Punjab police sources said. These drones came from Pakistan. About eight incidents of drone activity were reported in September in which militants tried to supply weapons.

Villagers claimed that drones appeared on Wednesday night at Hazar Singh Walla in Tandiwala village in Firozpur district in the evening and first in the evening. After his claim, the police and BSF were hilarious and he campaigned to find the drone.

The operation is still ongoing, police said. The intelligence agency's report clearly states that the Pakistani government is involved in drone strikes. The report also claims that a drone that broke into India was of Chinese origin.

Villagers worried about red lights after drone

In the three villages of Ferozepur district of Punjab, Hazara Singh, Chandiwala and Tendiwala have been fearful of people seeing drones for the last few days. The villagers have reported the incident to the police. After the red lights appeared on Wednesday night, people spent the entire night in the light. However, the police could not get concrete information in this regard.