Pakistani Drone Dropped Explosives On The Punjab border

Pakistani drone dropped explosives on the border, Before the Punjab elections, BSF soldiers fired upon them.

Pakistani drone in Punjab Ahead of the elections to be held on February 20 in Punjab, Pakistan is plotting to spoil the atmosphere.

Pakistani drones dropped explosives in BOP Panjgraiyan of 73 Battalion falling in Gurdaspur sector of BSF.

Earlier on Tuesday night, the soldiers had fired on Pakistani drones flying over the border during the haze. The BSF suspected that something was thrown towards India through a drone.

Pakistani drone dropped explosives: Stirred up after dropping explosives.

Explosive materials were recovered when BSF jawans fired on the drone. Confirming the matter, BSF officials said that BSF jawans have fired on drones flying along the border.

They suspected that an object was thrown towards India through the drone. Even before this Pakistan has done such acts many times.

After the incident, BSF has intensified the search operation in the border area. 5 kg explosives were also found on 15 January

Let us tell you that on January 15, 5 kg of explosive material was recovered 2 kilometers before the Indo-Pak border.

Ludhiana MLA Simarjit Bains was arrested in a dramatic manner, supporters shouting slogans outside the court.

Police station Shimla Puri arrested LIP Supremo Simarjit Singh Bains in a dramatic manner in connection with the attack and firing in the meeting of Congress candidate Kamaljit Singh Kanwal.

The arrest was made late on Monday evening in the New Janata Nagar area.

Police Commissioner Gurpreet Singh Bhullar assured Bains’s brother Balwinder Bains by assuring a probe into the matter.

The police knew that Simarjeet Bains was about to reach the district court premises for a meeting.

The officials arrested Bains, who had arrived for a meeting with the lawyers in the district court premises, by systematically fielding the Lashkar of the police.

However, during that time Bains supporters strongly opposed the police. But after the arrest, the police took Bains to the police station Shimla Puri.

In connection with the matter, the Shimla Puri police had registered a Bynum case against 33 people including Simarjit Singh Bains, and named 150 unidentified people late on Monday night.

Cases were registered against him for an attempt to murder, spreading violence, causing damage by vandalism, under Arms Act, Disaster Management Act, and the 3 Epidemic Diseases Act.