Drone cameras terrorize the border

Especially the Indian integrated security check post parallel to the integrated security check post, Dasgaja area, Nepali integrated security check post, Alon, Khalwatola, Chandalchowk, which are near both the customs checkpoints, in the Tilabe Khola area on the Birganj-Pokharia postal road section during the night. Due to the fact that drone cameras are flying around simultaneously, the security agencies of both countries are worried.

India's independence day i.e. 15th August or any other national holiday is approaching when India increases special vigilance and vigilance at the border. However, the Indian Security Force (SSB), which is monitoring the border, became more alarmed when the drone cameras started being actively deployed in the international border and sensitive areas suspiciously.

'Our night's sleep has been disturbed by this incident, the Indian side is even more scared,' said an official of Lozi Park on the condition of not being named. The official said that a consul of the Indian Consulate General in Birganj and security officials from both sides of Nepal and India held an emergency meeting at the Indian Integrated Security Checkpoint on July 13 after the increase in drone terror. By deploying drones and drawing the attention of the security agencies of both countries, they discussed the possibility of smuggling from the other side.

After the vigilance of the drone camera, Nepal and Armed Police officers have also come to the Integrated Security Checkpoint for investigation. DIG Kalidas Dhauvji of Armed Police, Parsa Chief of Armed Police SP Radheshyam Dhimal, Chief of Parsa of Nepal Police Kumodh Dhungel and other officials have returned after investigating the incident. For the past few days, the DSP Development Officer of the Armed Police has been monitoring and staying at the ICP during the night.

Sanju Chatakuli, the ward president of Birganj Metropolitan City-25, said that he has seen drone cameras in the sky 1/2 times during the night since last week. "For the first time, I saw some drone cameras flying from the roof of my house through the roof of the ward office at a high speed in the south-west sky, after which I informed the DSP Development Officer of the Armed Police about this," he said, "At a high speed, probably at a speed similar to an airplane, those drones have been flying, I have seen drone cameras of a much larger size than normal and flying at a very high altitude.'

Assistant Chief District Officer of Parsa and Information Officer of District Administration Office Uttam Ghimire said that he also heard about this but no official information has come. An officer of the Armed Police Force Parsa, who did not mention his name, said that since the initial investigation in this regard did not yield any results, a technical team had to be called and the investigation was being conducted.

DSP Deepak Bharti, spokesperson of Parsa Police said that the information about the drone camera has been received and the team has been mobilized to investigate it. But he said that nothing has been done so far.