Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir is currently in the news for several reasons and the crisis of drone attacks is also on the rise in the near future. Two days ago, investigations are already underway after a drone attack at the Air Force Station in Jammu on Sunday morning, now several more suspected drones were spotted at the military station in Jammu late on Monday night, following which another alert has been sounded. The drones were spotted at three different locations in Jammu between 1:30 and 4:30 p.m.

According to sources, the drones were spotted near Kunjawani, Ratnauchak and Kaluchak areas, which disappeared shortly thereafter. Security forces spotted the first drone in Kaluchak cantonment area, second in Ratnachak cantonment and third in Kunjawani area. However, no firing on drones was carried out by the Army and an inquiry has been ordered. It is also being investigated that the drones seen at three locations were different, the three locations had the same drone. Talking to air after monday night's incident, senior police officer of the area Vijay Kumar said that the incident has created a new crisis for the security agencies. Of course, it is a big challenge, it can only be technically controlled.

Earlier, two explosives-laden drones crashed at the Air Force Station in the high security airport complex in Jammu on Sunday morning. According to reports, this is the first time that Pakistani terrorists have attacked through drones. Officials said the first blast took place around 1.40 pm, causing the roof of a building to collapse in the technical area of the air establishment.

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