Indian police in held-Kashmir seize over 150 pigeons for espionage

[yesboss]

This one is still in Air. RIP India.

Every time i see this pic, i can't stop laughing .
This should be improved further.

Please tell me this is a joke?

I can understand, you are not the first one to ask this , but believe it, they have been arresting and investigating these poor creatures for far too long now. In fact, i won't be surprised one bit, if tomorrow they claim to have shot down 5 pigeons flying in a formation into indian airspace by su-30's.

@Sinopakfriend . i thought maybe you interested.

 

[Attila the Hun]

Every time i see this pic, i can't stop laughing .
This should be improved further.



I can understand, you are not the first one to ask this , but believe it, they have been arresting and investigating these poor creatures for far too long now. In fact, i won't be surprised one bit, if tomorrow they claim to have shot down 5 pigeons flying in a formation into indian airspace by su-30's.

@Sinopakfriend . i thought maybe you interested.

lol

 

[The Sandman]

Please tell me this is a joke?

Trust me it's not lol they're doing this for a very long time now
OT we should do something to get them back a covert op by SSG unit of birds maybe? :p

 

[Attila the Hun]

Trust me it's not lol they're doing this for a very long time now
OT we should do something to get them back a covert op by SSG unit of birds maybe? :p

Poor pigeons!

 

[terry5]

 

[Tom M]

For those who are making fun.

Incredible Carrier Pigeons

War Pigeons

It seems like terrorists around the world are using this primitive method to evade advanced radars and surveillance equipments.

ISIS

Jordanian troops captured a homing pigeon sent by Isil fighters in Iraq to a person in neighbouring Jordan with a letter addressed to him, the commander of the country’s border guard told a press conference.

While Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) is known for its social media, Brig. Gen Saber al-Mahayreh said the extremist group was also using much more low-tech devices to try to get messages out.

“The jihadists tied a letter with a phone number to the foot of the bird, which was flying to a Jordanian resident,” he said.

Isil leaders are increasingly worried about having their communications intercepted by the US-led coalition.


No wonder India is suspicious. Better safe than sorry.

 

[Pandora]

Please tell me this is a joke?

If you think this is fake then you should also know they arrested a camel named Musharraf on spying charges. In reality poor animal just strayed into indian border .

 

[Isotope]

Indian police in held-Kashmir seize over 150 pigeons for espionage

By Web Desk
October 16, 2016 15:49

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Police in Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir have seized more than 150 pigeons allegedly being smuggled for the purpose of espionage.

Three people were apprehended on 15th October at Vikram chowk in Jammu city after they were found carrying 150 pigeons in banana boxes.

They were booked under the cruelty to animals act and the birds were given to an NGO called Save Animals Value Environment (SAVE).



Later, the NGO chairman noticed some suspicious movements in the pigeons and wrote to the deputy commissioner who has ordered an inquiry if the birds were being used for spying activities.

Namrata Hakhoo of SAVE said that the pigeons had some rings in their claws and special magnetic rings attached to them which raised suspicion.

Last week the Indian border security force (BSF) officials arrested a grey pigeon in Indian Punjab for allegedly spying for Pakistan.
http://arynews.tv/en/indian-police-held-kashmir-seize-150-pigeons-espionage/
@django @Hell hound @PaklovesTurkiye @DESERT FIGHTER @Moonlight @The Sandman @Windjammer @Areesh @krash @Mugwop

Just curious. Is this a joke or just...... What activities of pigeons can be construed as suspicious activities?

 

[Attila the Hun]

If you think this is fake then you should also know they arrested a camel named Musharraf on spying charges. In reality poor animal just strayed into indian border .

Source??? I do need a laugh. lol

 

[Pandora]

Source??? I do need a laugh. lol

https://defence.pk/threads/india-caught-a-spy-camel-sent-by-isi.124421/

http://www.siasat.com/news/pakistani-camel-musharraf-dies-278826/

 

[Attila the Hun]

https://defence.pk/threads/india-caught-a-spy-camel-sent-by-isi.124421/

http://www.siasat.com/news/pakistani-camel-musharraf-dies-278826/

Musharraf, a Pakistani camel who was caught smuggling RDX into Indian territory from Pakistan some 13 years ago, died at police headquarters here this morning. The 40-year-old animal died a natural death, the police said. The camel Musharraf, who was caught when he sneaked into country with RDX in 1998, had been in custody of Kutch police here. Three smugglers, who were with the animal at that time, had managed to flee. According to the police, the camel was a trained animal and he could hide himself when unknown persons try to go near him.



After crossing in the Kutch border, he evaded arrest for two weeks dodging security personnel successfully. It is said that the then police chief of Kutch A K Singh named the camel ‘Musharraf’ after the then dictator of Pakistan General Pervaz Musharraf. A case is pending before a local court against the animal. UNI
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So, what happened to the camel

 

[somebozo]

Pakistanis are adapting Piegons for surgical mission..several steps ahead of Indians..

 

[somebozo]

that's the most ridiculous for any force doing such kind of acts.
I think Indians are becoming joke in the rest of the world day by day
plz carry on doing this .... we don't need to see funny movies

Modhoye Jee ki barkat sa Indian is just becoming laughing stock...

Musharraf, a Pakistani camel who was caught smuggling RDX into Indian territory from Pakistan some 13 years ago, died at police headquarters here this morning. The 40-year-old animal died a natural death, the police said. The camel Musharraf, who was caught when he sneaked into country with RDX in 1998, had been in custody of Kutch police here. Three smugglers, who were with the animal at that time, had managed to flee. According to the police, the camel was a trained animal and he could hide himself when unknown persons try to go near him.



After crossing in the Kutch border, he evaded arrest for two weeks dodging security personnel successfully. It is said that the then police chief of Kutch A K Singh named the camel ‘Musharraf’ after the then dictator of Pakistan General Pervaz Musharraf. A case is pending before a local court against the animal. UNI
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So, what happened to the camel

Still a better story than Indian surgical strikes nonsense!
This is real surgical strike!