Pakistan Sending Drones Across LoC? Multiple Intrusion Attempts Foiled In J&K - Video

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agencies on Sunday evening reported multiple sightings of suspected Pakistani drones along the Line of Control (LoC) and the International Border (IB) in Jammu and Kashmir, triggering a high alert across forward areas. According to Times Now sources, a drone-like object was spotted at around 6:35 pm in Khabbar village of Teryath in Rajouri district. Locals and security personnel said the object was flying at a low altitude and had a blinking white light.The aerial object reportedly entered from Dharmsal village in Kalakote tehsil, moving in a south-west to north-east direction, before heading towards Bharakh in Reasi district.

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Also Read: Mysterious ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ Red Balloon Found in Jammu - How Did It Get Here?In the latest update, defence sources said, a few drones were sighted along the Line of Control this evening. The Indian Army employed counter-UAS measures, after which the drones returned to the Pakistani side. In a separate incident, another suspected Pakistani drone was sighted near the Line of Control in the Mankote sector of Mendhar in Poonch district, prompting immediate action by security forces.Sources said the Indian Army opened fire at a Pakistani drone in the Nowshera sector of Rajouri along the LoC. It remains unclear whether the drone was hit or neutralised.So far this evening, at least five suspected Pakistani drone sightings have been reported from different locations along the IB and LoC, raising fresh concerns over possible cross-border surveillance or infiltration attempts.Security agencies are closely monitoring the situation and further details are awaited.

What We Know About Mystery Pigeon Caught Near LoC

A mysterious pigeon intercepted in a forward village near the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu’s Akhnoor sector has triggered fresh security concerns, prompting police to launch a detailed investigation. The pale grey pigeon, marked with two distinct black bars on each wing, was caught by a local resident in Kharah village on Friday. What raised suspicion were the red and yellow identification rings on the bird’s legs, inscribed with the names ‘Rehmat Sarkar’ and ‘Rizwan 2025,’ followed by a series of numbers.According to Times Now sources, stamps were found on the pigeon’s wings, intensifying scrutiny given the bird’s proximity to the sensitive LoC region. The pigeon was subsequently handed over to Pallanwala police, who are now examining whether it may have been trained or used for long-distance communication.While authorities have not officially linked the pigeon to any terror activity, security agencies are treating the matter cautiously. The Akhnoor sector has previously witnessed incidents involving birds suspected of being used for cross-border signaling or surveillance.(With inputs from reporter Suhail Nazeer Bhat and Ankit Bhat)