Debris From Pakistani Projectiles Intercepted By India Found In Bathinda, Hoshiarpur And Jaisalmer
The discovery of the debris comes after a night of reported explosions and heightened security measures in these border states.
Following heightened tensions and cross-border activity, debris believed to be from Pakistani projectiles that were intercepted by India’s air defense systems has been discovered in several locations along the western border, including Bathinda and Hoshiarpur in Punjab, and Jaisalmer in Rajasthan.
The discovery of the debris comes after a night of reported explosions and heightened security measures in these border states. While official sources are yet to provide a comprehensive statement, preliminary reports suggest that India’s advanced air defense network successfully tracked and neutralized projectiles launched from across the border.
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Armament debris found near a dargah in Street No. 4 of Beed Talab area in Bathinda. The object appears even larger than a big https://t.co/ttz9DAeEsF is believed to be a part of a missile that was intercepted and destroyed mid-air by the Indian Army. pic.twitter.com/WUdYVgUXnu— Rahul Shivshankar (@RShivshankar) May 9, 2025
Eyewitness accounts from Bathinda, Hoshiarpur, and Jaisalmer describe loud booms and sightings of aerial activity during the night. Subsequently, villagers in these areas reported finding fragments of what appear to be parts of missiles or other aerial weapons. Authorities have cordoned off the areas where the debris has been found and investigative teams are on-site to analyze the fragments and ascertain their exact nature and origin.
In Bathinda’s Beed Talab area, a large, missile-like object was discovered. The object, bigger than a large drum, was found by the local residents. Its unusual size and appearance prompted immediate concerns and led to the authorities being notified. Initial reports suggest that the object was intercepted and neutralized mid-air by the armed forces before landing in the area.
Authorities are expected to release more information as the investigation progresses while residents in the border areas have been urged to remain vigilant and informed through official channels.
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