ISPR: Army shoots down another Indian spy drone along LoC

Source: DG ISPR TWITTER

ISPR:  Army shoots down another Indian spy drone along LoC

The Pakistan Armed force on Wednesday shot during a time Indian 'spy ramble' inside a range of two days along the anxious Line of Control, Between Administrations Advertising (ISPR) Executive General Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor said on Twitter.

"Pakistan Armed force troops shot down another Indian government operative quadcopter. Today in Satwal Segment on Line of Control," the tweet read.

The tweet included image of the covert operative automaton, however the ISPR boss did not give any more subtleties, in any event quickly, with respect to how profound the unmanned airborne vehicle (UAV) had meddled into Pakistani airspace.

On Tuesday, he had tweeted that military troops had shot down an Indian covert agent quadcopter in Bagh part along the LoC.

"Not by any means a quadcopter will be permitted to cross [the] LoC, In Shaa Allah," the ISPR boss had included.

It was a reasonable reference to the case made by the Indian government over two years back that their military commandos had completed careful strikes in AJK, on Sept 28, 2016, days after an assault on a military base in Uri in held Kashmir had left 20 Indian officers dead.

Not just that Pakistan had rejected the case inside and out as a fabrication of creative ability, the arrival of the purported careful strike recordings had additionally activated scorching assaults from the Indian restriction parties, charging that the Bharatiya Janata Gathering government was utilizing it for political increases.

The plain case was restated by Indian Executive Narendra Modi in a selective meeting to ANI news organization on Tuesday, which was conveyed by every Indian medium outlets.

As per military sources, the Indian military uses quadcopter for flying photography of Pakistani posts along the LoC as a major aspect of its knowledge gathering tasks and target determination before completing cross-LoC shelling.