Drones, unmanned vehicles banned in Srinagar
The Hindu
Move comes a week after two Indian Air Force personnel were injured in twin drone-driven blasts on the technical airport in Jammu.
The Jammu and Kashmir administration on July 4 and other unmanned aerial vehicles in the capital Srinagar, a week after in twin drone-driven blasts on the technical airport in Jammu. “To secure the aerial space near the vital installations and highly populated areas, it is imperative to discontinue the use of drones in all social and cultural gatherings to eliminate any risk of injury to the life and damage to property,” Srinagar District Magistrate Mohammad Aijaz said in an order. Issued under Section 144 of the Cr.PC, it says that the decentralised airspace access has to be regulated in view of recent episodes of misuse of drones posing a threat to security infrastructure as reported by the media and other reliable sources.
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