Security Forces Launch Search Operation After Suspected Drone Movement Along Border In J&K

Jammu and Kashmir: The officials 🍸said terrorists have been using drones to ferry weapons, explosive material and narcotics into the Indian side from across the border, but forces are alert to foil such designs.

PTI

Updated on: 30 October 2022 11:35 am

The security establishment is still looking at procuring a suitable counter-drone technology for the last few years but the effort has been scrambled in the wake of the first-ever drone attack on the IAF station in Jammu on June 27 where two UAVs dropped bombs in♐juring two airmen and damaging a portion of a building inside.

The security establishment is still looking at procuring a suitable counter-drone technology for the last few years but the effort has been scrambled in the wake of the first-ever drone attack on the IAF station in Jammu 𝄹on June 27 where two UAVs dropped bombs injuring two airmen and damaging a portion of a building inside.

Police and security forces launched a search operation in areas along the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district after some villagers informed them about a s🐬uspected drone movement, officials said on Sunday.

The search operation by the Central Reserve Police Force and Special Operations Group along with the police was launched in Pullian, Nursery and Checkdayala belt on 🐽ಌSaturday night, they said.

A ꦛfresh𒈔 search was held on Sunday, a police officer said.

He said terrorists have been using drones to ferry weapons, explosive material and narcotics into the Indian side from across the border, but forces are alert to foil such designs.