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Pakistani drone spotted in J&K's Samba

By IANS | Updated: September 18, 2022 06:55 IST

Jammu, Sep 18 A suspected Pakistani drone was spotted on Sunday in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district along ...

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Jammu, Sep 18 A suspected Pakistani drone was spotted on Sunday in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district along the International Border, Police said.

Border Security Force (BSF) sources said that suspicious drone activity was reported in Sarathi Kalan village near the International Border in the Samba district.

"It is near the regal border outpost. At this place several attempts have been made in the past to drop weapons by drones from Pakistan."

"Area is being searched by the BSF. Intensive search will start with the first light of the morning," sources added.

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