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BSF lodges protest over suspected Pak UAV snooping in west region


Your army that can hide thousands of death in Kargil can also hide some more death at border. That is why media not allowed at that time.

What you thing that 50000 plus shell fired on empty ground ... Now Pakistan learnt its position very well that is why sitting quiet in border now a days.
 
BSF lodges protest over suspected Pak UAV snooping in west region | Zee News
Jaisalmer: A suspected unmanned air vehicle (UAV) has been sighted along the Indo-Pak border in the western region during the recent days following which BSF on Sunday lodged a strong protest with Pakistani Rangers.
Huh? Aren't drones meant to snoop anyway? If they cross the border, then shoot the friggin' things out of the sky. Till then, its no point raising a stink. They are operating within their own territory! :P
 
Huh? Aren't drones meant to snoop anyway? If they cross the border, then shoot the friggin' things out of the sky. Till then, its no point raising a stink. They are operating within their own territory! :P

By the way which drones have been deployed by the rangers ?
 
Pak troops using UAVs, cameras to spy on India: BSF | Zee News
Last Updated: Saturday, July 11, 2015 - 15:27
Jodhpur: Pakistani troops have been using every opportunity to spy on the Indian side using UAVs or cameras along the border, a BSF officer said on Saturday.

BSF DIG (Rajasthan Frontier) Ravi Gandhi said that Pakistan was making the best use of technology to keep an eye on the Indian side but had stopped the practice after objection was raised. However, there were still some concerns in other areas.

Reportedly BSF troops had spotted a moving light as high as 150?400 metres close to the border in Pakistani territory in April.

"We do not know what exactly it was. But assuming them to be some drone or a UAV kind of thing, we took up the matter with Pakistani Rangers through a protest note after which the practice was dropped," Gandhi said.

"But then they started installing cameras close to the border at a number of places in Barmer, Jaislamer, Bikaner and Ganganagar," Gandhi said, adding that all the cameras were removed from the border of Rajasthan Frontier after "we objected this move but some are still there on the boarder in other frontiers".

"We took a serious objection on these overtures of Pakistan after which the Rangers removed these cameras," claimed Gandhi.

"These might be attempt of Pakistani Rangers to explore the possibilities of getting their moles, may be some smugglers with drug or arms slip into the Indian territory in the thick on night," said a police official citing their links in the villages along the border in Indian territory.

Meanwhile, BSF is also grappling with the issue of illegal mining of gypsum in Bikaner region.

BSF patrolling teams have seized a number of trucks and caught a number of persons mining close to the border.

"We have caught a number of gypsum mining activities close to the border in Bikaner region and have handed over the trucks and persons to the Bajju police post in April and May," Gandhi said.

He however cautioned that although such activities are being carried out by local mining mafia, unwarranted elements can take advantage of the situation, making it detrimental to national interest.



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Pak troops using UAVs, cameras to spy on India: BSF | Zee News
Last Updated: Saturday, July 11, 2015 - 15:27
Jodhpur: Pakistani troops have been using every opportunity to spy on the Indian side using UAVs or cameras along the border, a BSF officer said on Saturday.

BSF DIG (Rajasthan Frontier) Ravi Gandhi said that Pakistan was making the best use of technology to keep an eye on the Indian side but had stopped the practice after objection was raised. However, there were still some concerns in other areas.

Reportedly BSF troops had spotted a moving light as high as 150?400 metres close to the border in Pakistani territory in April.

"We do not know what exactly it was. But assuming them to be some drone or a UAV kind of thing, we took up the matter with Pakistani Rangers through a protest note after which the practice was dropped," Gandhi said.

"But then they started installing cameras close to the border at a number of places in Barmer, Jaislamer, Bikaner and Ganganagar," Gandhi said, adding that all the cameras were removed from the border of Rajasthan Frontier after "we objected this move but some are still there on the boarder in other frontiers".

"We took a serious objection on these overtures of Pakistan after which the Rangers removed these cameras," claimed Gandhi.

"These might be attempt of Pakistani Rangers to explore the possibilities of getting their moles, may be some smugglers with drug or arms slip into the Indian territory in the thick on night," said a police official citing their links in the villages along the border in Indian territory.

Meanwhile, BSF is also grappling with the issue of illegal mining of gypsum in Bikaner region.

BSF patrolling teams have seized a number of trucks and caught a number of persons mining close to the border.

"We have caught a number of gypsum mining activities close to the border in Bikaner region and have handed over the trucks and persons to the Bajju police post in April and May," Gandhi said.

He however cautioned that although such activities are being carried out by local mining mafia, unwarranted elements can take advantage of the situation, making it detrimental to national interest.



PTI


Cry cry indians.
 
Pakistan removes spy cameras from international border | Zee News

Last Updated: Wednesday, July 15, 2015 - 18:25

Barmer: Pakistan has removed spy cameras installed at several places along the international border with Rajasthan about a fortnight ago, following objections by Border Security Force (BSF).

There were around ten cameras installed at the height of 15-20 feet, near the border with Barmer, have been removed by the neighbouring country yesterday, BSF DIG (Barmer) P Gautam said here today.

The spy cameras -- facing Barmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner and Ganganagar -- were installed by Pakistan at several places along the international border with Rajasthan.

BSF had raised objection after which Pakistan had stopped the practice and some cameras which were facing Barmer side were removed.

Earlier, Pakistan removed cameras from near Jaisalmer.

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