A day after India carried out Airstrikes and turned terror launchpads in Pakistan and PoK into ashes, the terror backers Pakistan have been continuously violating the ceasefire. On Wednesday, a civil defence mock drill was carried out in Indian states, including in Punjab. In the meantime, information has been received that parts of missiles were found lying in the farms of villages of Punjab, after India's Operation Sindoor air strike on Pakistan. These missiles were found lying in 3 villages of Punjab.
As per the information received, parts of missile were found in Jethuwal village in Kathunanagal area on the Amritsar-Batala road in the wee hours of Thursday. The missile parts were found scattered at different places, including houses, in the village. However, no loss to life and property were reported. According to villagers, the parts of the missile fell at around 1.30 am.
Furthermore, parts of missiles have been found in Jethuwal and Pandher. Sources in the Punjab Police have also confirmed that parts of missile were found in the fields of villages in Amritsar. The police officials said that they could not ascertain whether it was part of an Indian or a Pakistani missile.
Gurpreet Singh Bhullar, Police Commissioner, was quoted as saying that though the noise of explosions was heard, nothing happened in the city area. CP Bhullar responded to a query alleged 3 loud explosions that were heard around 1.30 am. CP Bhullar was quoted by Dainik Bhaskar, in which he said that this could be a sonic sound. There is no need to panic. Everything has been checked on the ground, there is no confirmation of any kind of attack. Sonic sound is a loud, explosion-like sound. This sound can be caused by the high speed of the aircraft.