Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann made significant findings on the horror of drones on the border. He stated that drones fly from the roofs of Punjab in India, bringing drugs, cash, and guns from Pakistan. Bhagwant Mann has also urged that the government address the issue of drones, and the central government, according to Bhagwant Mann, has accepted his recommendation.
According to the CM, “Drones are employed in marriages and other ceremonies in our country. It has become a requirement, which is why it should be registered like a vehicle, with an RC given, so that everyone knows who is registered and who travelled to Pakistan. In this approach, the linkages between terror spreading and drone smuggling can be connected.” Bhagwant Mann was speaking to the media in Amritsar today on the celebration of Kargil Day, when he revealed this major revelation.
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Earlier, CM had requested Union Home Minister Amit Shah to make drone registration mandatory, claiming that unmanned aerial vehicles were being used for cross-border smuggling of guns and heroin.
Mann also advised that anti-drone equipment or jammers be deployed along the international border with Pakistan to prevent the smuggling in of narcotics and weapons at a virtual meeting on 'Drug Trafficking and National Security' convened by Shah.