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Weware Pakistan is not deterred by its antics for the third consecutive day. After Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Pakistani drones have been seen in the border districts of Gujarat. According to the latest information, 12 Pakistani drones have been seen in Patan, Kachch and Banaskantha. At the same time, drones were seen in Nalia, Jakhau and Narayan Sarovar. All drones have been killed by the army. There is no news of any kind of damage.
Blackout in all border areas of Patan and Kutch
After seeing the Pakistani drones, blackouts have been done in all the border areas of Patan and Kutch. There has been darkness in the border areas. It is being told that Pakistan is spying through these drones. CMO Gujarat has said that blackout has been implemented in the villages of Santalpur taluka in Patan district as a precautionary measure. All citizens are advised to stay away from rumors and follow the instructions issued by the administration from time to time.
SP Sagar Bagmar of East Kutch said that the police in the border districts of Gujarat is very cautious and is constantly engaged in vehicle investigation and is also coordinating with the local people of the border villages. We are also ensuring safety of people.
Drone was also seen on Thursday
Earlier on Thursday, blackouts were also implemented in many parts of Kachch and Banaskantha, the border districts of Gujarat. Both Kutch and Banaskantha districts share border with Pakistan. As a precaution, it has been completely black out in many parts of Kutch including Bhuj, Nalia, Nakhatrana and Gandhidham towns.
At the same time, blackouts were declared in several villages border of Suigam taluka in Banaskantha district. Earlier, during the day, debris of an object like ‘drone’ was found at a remote place near Khavda village in Kutch district of Gujarat. The region is close to the India and Pakistan border.
Drone ban in Gujarat till 15 May
Let us know that in view of Pakistan, the Gujarat government has banned the use of drones and firecrackers till May 15. The government has also warned to take strict action against people “anti-national sentiments” on social media. The government has also ordered action against those who post any information about army activities on social media.