BSF personnel open fire at flying object spotted near border in Jammu
The Hindu
A blinking red light was observed by the troops in the Arnia sector at a height of 200 metres on its own side, an official said in a statement
Border Security Force (BSF) personnel opened fire at a flying object after they spotted it near the International Border (IB) in the Arnia sector of Jammu and Kashmir, a senior official said on Wednesday. On the intervening night of July 13 and 14, a blinking red light was observed by the troops in the Arnia sector at a height of 200 metres on its own side, the official said in a statement. “The troops fired from their position towards the red blinking light due to which it returned. The area is being searched. Nothing has been found so far,” he added.
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