Indian Soldiers Open Fire As 2 Pakistani Drones Enter Indian Airspace In Jammu

"Both the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) were spotted hovering in Jabbowal and Vikram border outpost area between 4:30 am and 4:45 am and returned to Pakistani side after the alert BSF personnel fired around 15 rounds in an attempt to bring them down," officials said.

The Border Security Force (BSF) today foiled Pakistan's attempt to airdrop arms and ammunition by drones along the International Border (IB) when alert troops opened fire on two such flying objects on entering Indian airspace in Arnia sector in Jammu, a spokesperson of the border force said. "Both the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) were spotted hovering in Jabbowal and Vikram border outpost area between 4:30 am and 4:45 am and returned to Pakistani side after the alert BSF personnel fired around 15 rounds in an attempt to bring them down," officials said. Pakistan is using drones to drop weapons and drugs with the latest attempt coming at a time when there is peace on the borders in Jammu and Kashmir after India and Pakistan agreed to uphold the 2003 ceasefire agreement from the intervening night of February 24 and 25. Despite the existence of a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India, Pakistan Rangers did not stop their nefarious activities against India and carried on with their ill motives along the International Border in Jammu.