Jammu and Kashmir: Indian Army Shoots Down Pakistan Drone Along LoC; AK-47 Magazine, Cash Recovered (See Pics and Video)
"131 rounds of AK-47, 5 magazines, and Rs 2 lakh in cash have been recovered. Search operation underway," they said. Earlier on April 1, the Border Security Forces opened fire at a drone allegedly belonging to Pakistan, forcing it to return to the neighbouring country.
Rajouri, April 13: The Indian Army shot down a Pakistani drone and recovered 131 rounds of AK-47 along the Line of Control in the Sunderbani sector of Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district, officials said on Thursday.
"A drone intruding into Indian territory by crossing the Line of Control from Pakistan (side) was shot down on the intervening night of April 12-13, in the Beri Pattan area of the Sundarbani sector of Rajouri," PRO Defence Jammu said. Jammu and Kashmir: Drone Shot Down by Security Forces in Rajouri Near LoC, Search Operation Underway.
"131 rounds of AK-47, 5 magazines, and Rs 2 lakh in cash have been recovered. Search operation underway," they said. Earlier on April 1, the Border Security Forces opened fire at a drone allegedly belonging to Pakistan, forcing it to return to the neighbouring country. Earthquake in Jammu and Kashmir: Quake of Magnitude 4.0 on Richter Scale Jolts Union Territory.
Indian Army Recovered 131 Rounds of AK-47
"A drone was forced to return to Pakistan after BSF troops deployed at the India-Pakistan international in Sambha District fired towards a blinking light of a flying object observed," BSF said in a statement. The drone was spotted around 12:15 am on Saturday on the international border in Ramgarh, Samba District, officials said.
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