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Amritsar: BSF shot down a Pakistani drone near Indo-Pak border which intruded in Amritsar sector in intervening night of Feb 2 and 3. The drone was recovered on Friday morning along with a packet of contraband, officials said.

JAISH MODULE BUSTED IN J&K, SIX TERRORISTS NABBED

Srinagar: Security forces on Friday busted a module of the Jaish-e-Mohammad in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kulgam district by arresting six overground workers and recovering a huge cache of arms and ammunition.

BBC DOCUMENTARY ROW: SC SEEKS GoI REPORT IN 3 WEEKS

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to the Centre and sought its response to a plea seeking direction to restrain the Central govt from censoring the BBC documentary relating to the 2002 Gujarat Riots. A bench asked the Central government to file its response within three weeks and posted it for hearing in April. The bench refused to pass interim order on the plea saying it cannot pass any interim order without hearing the government.

16 OPPN PARTIES MEET IN PARLIAMENT TO STEP UP ATTACK ON GOVERNMENT

New Delhi: At least 16 Opposition parties met on Friday morning to coordinate their strategy in Parliament and decided to step up their attack on the government, demanding an immediate discussion on the issue of Adani stock rout. The meeting came a day after they unitedly led the charge against the govt over the issue and stalled both Houses of Parliament on Thursday.

“BIGGEST CORRUPTION OF THE CENTURY”: OPPN SLAMS GOVT OVER ADANI ROW

New Delhi: The Opposition MPs continued to question the govt on the Adani row as both Houses were adjourned soon after the session began on Friday. The Opposition parties have been demanding the constitution of a JPC on the issue of Hindunberg’s report against the Adani Group dubbing it a “scam”.

“GOVT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH ADANI ISSUE”, SAYS JOSHI

New Delhi: Amid continued disruptions in both Houses of Parliament over Hindenburg’s allegations against Adani group, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said on Friday that the government has nothing to do with the matter.