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India cops launch probe after UFO spotted flying over PM Modi’s house

Suspected to be drone, but police say they have found nothing suspicious so far

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 03 Jul 2023 4:30PM

India cops launch probe after UFO spotted flying over PM Modi’s house
The official residence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes under the no-fly zone. – AFP pic, July 3, 2023

NEW DELHI – India police today launched a probe following information received about the sighting of a suspicious object flying over the highly guarded residence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, officials said, reported Xinhua.

The suspicious object was believed to be an unidentified flying object or a drone. However, officials have found nothing suspicious so far, according to a statement by police.

A local media report said the suspicious object was seen over the prime minister’s residence on Lok Kalyan Marg at around 5am local time and police launched a search operation to track it after being alerted by the Special Protection Group officers.

The official residence of the prime minister in India comes under the no-fly zone. – Bernama, July 3, 2023

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