Ratnuchak of Jammu: Drone attack investigation handed over to NIA, suspected to be Lashkar’s hand, drone again seen in Kunjwani

There is a serious risk of misuse of crowdfunding techniques to propagate terrorist ideology and to raise funds from the Internet and social media.

The Union Home Ministry has handed over the investigation of the drone attack on the Air Force base (airbase) of Jammu to the NIA. At the same time, late Monday night, a suspicious drone was again seen in Kunjwani of Ratnuchak area of ​​Jammu. This is the third time the drone has been seen here in the last two days. Here, Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Dilbag Singh said that the terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba may have a hand in the drone attack on Airbase. On the other hand, India raised the issue of the use of drones for terrorist attacks in the United Nations. Serious attention has been given to this. Significantly, on Sunday morning, two drones exploded at the Jammu airbase.

Meanwhile, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, G Kishan Reddy said, “Pakistan’s hand behind the attack cannot be ruled out. Pakistan has already delivered weapons and narcotics like AK-56 to Indian territory by drone. The inspection of the matter is going on. Security forces are on high alert.

At the same time, Army spokesman Lt Col Devendra Anand confirmed the sighting of two drones in Ratnuchak-Kunjwani. The drones returned to the Pakistani border after the soldiers opened fire. Jammu and Kashmir DGP Dilbagh Singh said, “The activity that has been seen in Kaluchak is also suspected to be of Lashkar’s hand.

The police are attentive to the danger of this new method. We are investigating. Will share the facts which are available with other agencies. People have also been instructed not to use drones as of now. On the other hand, Srinagar’s Inspector General of Police (IG) Vijay Kumar said that after the attack in Jammu, security at important places in the Kashmir Valley has also been increased.

Drones can become new weapon of terrorists: India
India has raised the issue of the use of drones in terrorist activities in the United Nations General Assembly. Special Secretary-Home VSK Kaumudi, who attended the meeting, said, “The use of drones for terrorist attacks needs attention from all countries. There is a serious risk of misuse of crowdfunding techniques to propagate terrorist ideology and to raise funds from the Internet and social media. Being cheap and readily available, drones are a challenge for the world to use for intelligence gathering, delivering weapons or explosives, and for strikes.

Drones are also being used to smuggle arms across the border. Kaumudi said, “During the corona epidemic, terrorist organizations have resorted to video games for propaganda. In such a situation, it is imperative that the world adopts a new approach to deal with the dangers caused by the misuse of technologies.

Here, the PM held a meeting with Rajnath, Shah and Doval.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Tuesday. The focus of this meeting, which took place after the drone attack, was on a detailed policy for future challenges to security. The three armies have been asked to work together on this. Even if it is necessary for this, it has been asked to purchase it. Sources said that during this talks were held on the future challenges in the defense sector.