Unidentified projectile debris were found in Beas in Amritsar, Jalandhar, Pathankot and Dubli Village.
Authorities asked people not to touch any part of any unidentified projectiles on the ground and notify local police.
After the villagers informed the police, they summoned the army authorities to check the debris. Police blocked the location where metal parts of an unknown object were found early Saturday morning.
In the village of Rajubela Chhichhran, residents say a crater – about 35 feet wide and 15 feet deep – formed a crater after a loud explosion in the early hours of Saturday. A villager said: “The big explosion occurred around 4:50 a.m. As a result, the curtains of nearby houses were broken.” A policeman said no one was injured in the incident. However, the wires in the event will be damaged.
After learning about the craters in the field, many curious villagers, including young people, arrived at the site and began clicking on the picture on their phones.
In Phagwara, an unidentified object landed in the fields between the villages of Khalyan and Sahni in the Phagwara region earlier Saturday, officials said.
Locals say that there was an explosion sound from Major Singh’s village of Haria to Sani’s fields.
Officials say the influence of unidentified objects creates a crater about 7-8 feet in the field and is about 12-14 feet wide.
Some parts of an unidentified object were found to be scattered in the wild.
Locals said that after the projectile fell, some wheat straw also caught fire.
No loss of life was reported in the incident.
Additional Deputy Commissioner Akshita Gupta said consulting services have been issued to retain all markets closed in Paguwara City on Saturday (medical stores are prohibited).
Shopping malls and high-rise commercial buildings in other parts of the region will also remain closed, officials said.
Security forces foiled multiple drone attacks in the Ferozepur, Pathankot, Fazilka and Amritsar areas of Punjab on Friday night.
In Ferozepur, three members of a family were injured on Friday night after projectiles crashed by a Pakistani drone destroyed by Indian air defense systems landed in its house in the village of Khai Pheme Ke, setting up a structure and catching fire.
India said on Saturday that Pakistan continues its enforceable and wanton campaign aimed at targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure, especially in Jamu, Kashmir and Punjab states.
Indian armed forces conducted a precise strike on Pakistan’s terrorist launch pad and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK) on Wednesday in response to the April 22 Pahalgam attack, which had cross-border links.
