Pakistan’s Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAV) called ‘Jasoos’ have been spying on security arrangements and Army activities going on in the Indian side from the international border of Pakistan adjoining Rajasthan. In the recent past, activities of these UAVs have increased.
These UAVs can be spotted at night as sparkling red lights and have become a subject of excitement and discussion among the security forces. They are active even during day time and can be recognized by the trail of smoke they leave behind. These spy planes are active across the border opposite Barmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner and Ganganagar in Rajasthan. Reliable sources confirming this said that Pakistan is taking help of UAVs to keep an eye on the Indian area and their activities have intensified in the past few days. Sources said Pak had developed UAVs a few years ago with the help of America and Italy and are using them to spy on the Indian area.
Sources said these spy planes are active at a height of 1500 m-2000 m just 500-700 yards from the international border.
These UAVs are fitted with ultramodern powerful cameras that can capture photographs of the Indian area spanning many kilometers. They are operated from a distance of 25-30 kms. The computer operators are connected to the UAVs and they receive the photographs sent by these drones, the sources said.
Though BSF is keeping a watch over the activities of UAVs, but it is not possible to
take any action since they are flying within the Pakistani border.
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