Indian military seize 150 pigeons for ‘espionage’ in assigned Kashmir
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JAMMU: Police in Jammu, city of India-held Kashmir state, have prisoner some-more than 150 pigeons allegedly being smuggled for a purpose of espionage.
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Sachin Gupta, a military official, pronounced a pigeons have been handed over to a non-government organization (NGO) Save Animals Value Environment (SAVE).
“On a night of 6th October, during confidence checking during Vikram Chowk, 150 pigeons were seized from a car. The pigeons were packaged in a box rigourously and were also dehydrated. They were discovered underneath Cruelty to Animal Act and have been handed over to a NGO for their protected custody,” pronounced Gupta on Saturday (October 15).
SAVE NGO chairman, however, wrote to Deputy Commissioner (DC) after rings on a nails of pigeons lifted suspicions.
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“We became questionable when we saw that some pigeons had rings in their claws. Rings were in blue, red, white, immature colours and some were carrying double rings. Wings of limit pigeons were clipped and half were carrying reserve pins and were trustworthy with thread,” said Namrata Hakhoo, an romantic with a NGO.
Meanwhile, a DC has systematic a examine into a issue. The birds would be expelled usually after a review is completed, a military central said.
Article source: http://tribune.com.pk/story/1200749/indian-police-seize-150-pigeons-espionage-occupied-kashmir/