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Pakistan Drones Drop Weapons Near Indian Border In Sriganganagar
- •Pakistani smugglers used drones to drop a large cache of weapons near the Indo-Pak international border in the Raisinghnagar area of Sriganganagar district.
- •Security agencies recovered two pistols, four magazines, approximately 650 cartridges, and suspicious packets from the 12 KND border area of Raola.
- •Two young men have been detained from the site and are currently undergoing thorough interrogation by security forces.
- •A heavy security blockade has been set up and an extensive search operation is underway in the international border region.
- •Similar drone-based weapon and drug dropping incidents have previously occurred in border districts like Barmer and Bikaner.
Key Questions Answered
Pakistani smugglers dropped a large cache of weapons using a drone near the Indo-Pak international border in the Raisinghnagar area of Sriganganagar district, which included two pistols, four magazines, and around 650 cartridges. Initial information also suggested the presence of RDX, four pairs of batteries, and two remotes.
Following the incident, security agencies went on high alert, set up a blockade in the international border area, and launched a thorough search operation. Authorities also detained two young men from the site who are currently being interrogated.
Yes, consignments of weapons and drugs have been dropped via drones from Pakistan several times not only in Sriganganagar but also in other border areas like Barmer and Bikaner districts.
