Pakistan Destroys Indian Drone Trespassing Border

Pakistan shot down Saturday a small drone near to its Kashmir valley border with India alleging the flying object trespassed into its territory amid daylong cross-border firing from both sides that killed four people in the bordering village.

Named as “Quad copter”, the Indian drone is alleged to have intruded about sixty meters into its territory and fell near a Pakistani post after the shot. The Indian army has not yet commented on the matter.

A police officer from Pakistan’s part of Kashmir said in the daylong cross-border firing four villagers were killed including three members of the same family.

Meanwhile, the Indian army has blamed firing was initiated from other side of the border.

Pakistan confirmed the account adding the troops too returned fire.

Such firing is common in the border areas of the two nations and lately the Pakistan’s navy claim to have intercepted Indian submarines which were trying to enter their territorial waters in the Arabian Sea.

Pak Foreign Ministry spokesman Nafees Zakaria tweeted sympathies for the families who lost their loved ones in the firing.

The Pakistani government meanwhile has also claimed India is escalating tension in the border areas to divert attention of world community from human rights violations in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

India has always blamed Pakistan for infiltrating terrorism push fake currencies into its economy. Lately PM Narendra Modi banned surprisingly with immediate effect the two biggest currency notes to curb terror funding from other side of the border.