**Pigeon Carrying Threat Note Detected Near India-Pakistan Border**
Security measures have been heightened in Jammu following the interception of a pigeon that was carrying a note threatening an attack on the Jammu Tawi Railway Station. The incident occurred near the India-Pakistan border, specifically in the RS Pura sector, approximately 40 kilometers from Jammu.
On Thursday, Border Security Force (BSF) personnel apprehended the pigeon, which had a message attached to its claw. The note, written in both Urdu and English, warned of an imminent IED blast at the railway station. The Urdu message stated, “Kashmir is ours, the time has come, it will come,” while the English portion ominously declared, “JAMMU STATION IED BLAST THE END.”
In response to this alarming discovery, security protocols have been intensified at the Jammu Tawi Railway Station and other sensitive locations throughout the region. However, sources indicate that this incident may not represent a credible threat but could instead be a prank or mischief originating from across the border.
As authorities continue to assess the situation, the focus remains on ensuring the safety and security of the public in Jammu and its surrounding areas.
**FAQ**
**Q: What was the content of the note found with the pigeon?**
A: The note warned of an IED blast at Jammu Tawi Railway Station, written in both Urdu and English, with messages suggesting a threat to the region.
