A spy drone has crashed in Lahore. The remote-controlled plane crashed near the Chung area of Lahore.
According to the details, the drone crashed into the Orange Line train station in Lahore. Interestingly, the police said that a spy camera was found inside the drone. The bomb disposal squad was also called, however, no explosives were found.
The police have launched a further investigation into the incident and are determining the direction the remote control drone came from towards the spot of the crash.
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Moreover, as per details in the media, CCPO Lahore Ghulam Muhammad Dogar took notice of the incident and summoned a report from SSP Saddar. He ordered SSP to submit a report after conducting the inquiry.
#Pakistan A remote-controlled drone crashed near the Orange Line train terminal at Thokar Lahore sounding alarm bells for the police whether the plane carried any explosive material. Security authorities have taken control of the suspected military drone and is being inspected. pic.twitter.com/vwdNCjmNK2
— Ghulam Abbas Shah (@ghulamabbasshah) November 16, 2022
While an investigation is being conducted on the drone, speculations are rife on social media that the drone came from India since Lahore shares a border with India.
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This is not the first time that a mysterious drone crashed in Pakistan. In 2011, a US spy plane crashed into Pakistani territory in Chaman, near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Balochistan.
The drone was surveying the border when it crashed near the Pishin Scouts compound in Chaman, 300 meters inside Pakistani territory. The drone was not carrying any weapons systems and was probably for surveillance purposes. Pakistan’s law enforcement agencies took control of the wreckage.
In another incident, in 2015, the Pakistani military shot down an Indian spy drone along the Line of Control in the Bhimbher district of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, a claim denied by the Indian army despite ISPR’s releasing a photo of the crashed UAV.
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The Unmanned Ariel Vehicle (UAV) was taking aerial photographs of the border areas on the Pakistani side of the LoC when it was shot down by the Pakistani troops deputed for the security of the forward posts in Bhimbher district of AJK.