Punjab: Drone spotted near India-Pakistan border in Ajnala

By  Rajan Nath December 6th 2021 09:47 AM

The Border Security Force (BSF) on Monday opened fire on a suspected Pakistani drone near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab's Ajnala.

The drone was spotted by the BSF personnel near the India-Pakistan border in Ajnala. The border guards opened fire to bring it down after which the suspected drone then returned to the Pakistani side.

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According to information, the troops of the BSF 183 Battalion noticed a movement of the drone at night.

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Now, drones flying below 1,000 feet near India-Pakistan border to be shot  down- The New Indian Express

Later, the movement of the drone was seen again after which the BSF jawans immediately fired 21 rounds and the drone returned towards the Pakistan side.

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Meanwhile, the agencies are searching the area to see if any shipments have reached the Indian side by drone.

Earlier on December 1, the BSF had spotted a drone near the India-Pakistan border in Ajnala, Punjab. The drone activity near the India-Pak border is increasing. Recently,4 kg heroin was recovered near the international border in Jalandhar.

-PTC News

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