The whole world is celebrating the New Year at this time, but Pakistan is not desisting from its nefarious activities. On the first day of the new year (January 1), Pakistan sent ammunition and cartridges through drones to Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir. This nefarious act has been done by Pakistan to carry out terrorist incidents in India.

Packets filled with explosives and cartridges have been dropped through drones in Poonch district of Jammu. After receiving this packet, the army has come into action and a search operation is being conducted in the entire area. Let us tell you that this Pakistani drone entered the Indian border in Khadi Karmada area of ​​Poonch near the Line of Control.

Search operation in the entire area
Indian Army and Jammu Kashmir Police have started a major search operation in the area. Apart from this, security agencies are investigating the flight track of the drone. Keeping in view the security, the Jammu and Kashmir administration has recently banned the use of Virtual Private Network in some parts. After this ban, this is the second time when drone activity was seen near the LOC.

Due to the vigilance of the security forces, the explosive material sent through drone has been captured. In such a situation, now the security agencies are trying to find out which terrorist networks are behind this.

Drone entered India for the second time within 24 hours
Let us tell you that this is the second time within the last 24 hours that a drone has been seen near the India-Pakistan border. Earlier, a suspicious drone was seen in Phulpur, Samba. The drone was in the Indian border for some time. However, he went back only after some time. In view of the drone activity, the army has immediately started a search operation in the entire area.

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Investigating agencies have got a lot of information by examining the phone of Muzammil, arrested in the terror module of Jaish-e-Mohammed. Investigation has revealed that Muzammil had come to Delhi several times this year. An investigation has been started into his activities and possible planning behind this.

The agencies have also recovered photographs of many places in Delhi from his phone. These photographs are being analyzed to find out which areas Muzammil visited and what was the purpose of his visit. Initial speculation is that Muzammil’s visit to Delhi was part of some larger planning and it was not just a personal visit.

Many WhatsApp groups found in Muzammil’s phone

A shocking revelation has come to light during the investigation of Muzammil’s phone. The agencies found several WhatsApp groups in his phone, in which suspicious people may have joined. After the arrest of Muzammil, many people left these groups, due to which questions are being raised whether these people left due to fear or they were also a part of this module. Now the investigating agencies are collecting information about all of them and trying to find out what was the motive behind their group exit.

Police is investigating Muzammil’s activities

An important aspect of the investigation is also the people whom Muzammil met in Delhi. Agencies are trying to find out whether he had made local contacts or had contacted a bigger network. It is also being investigated whether he came alone or other people were also present with him.

Who is Muzammil Shakeel?

Muzammil Shakeel has been arrested in a joint operation of Jammu and Kashmir Police and Faridabad Police. Muzammil is a PCC doctor and was working at Al-Falah University, Faridabad for the last three and a half years.

Weapons and assault rifle recovered from Swift car

On the behest of Muzammil, Faridabad Police recovered a Swift car. Police recovered Krinkob assault rifle from inside this car, which is similar in appearance to AK-47. Along with this, three magazines and 83 rounds of cartridges were also found. Apart from this, one pistol, two pistol magazines and two empty shells have also been recovered.

Police found about 360 kg of ammonium nitrate at the behest of Muzammil in Dhoj area of ​​Faridabad. According to the information, Muzammil had taken this room on rent and this collection had reached him about 15 days ago.

Wires related to Jaish-e-Mohammed

Dr. Muzammil was arrested by the police 10 days ago. Investigation revealed that there is strong evidence of his direct connection with Jaish-e-Mohammed. The police is now investigating the entire matter.

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Since Operation Sindoor, hardly a day has passed when no statement of Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has appeared in the media. Rajnath Singh is every day calling upon soldiers, bureaucrats associated with the Defense Ministry, representatives of private companies or the common people to become self-reliant in the defense sector. One thing that is constantly coming to the fore in the Defense Minister’s address is that along with the army, the country also has to always be ready for war. A war that can last from just four days to months or even years like the Russia-Ukraine war.

Is India (and the Indian Army) ready for a long war? When it comes to the country’s ammunition, one remembers the letter written by the then Army Chief (now Governor of Mizoram) General VK Singh (retd) about a decade and a half ago, in which ammunition for only ten days was mentioned, but in the last 10 years, ABP News spoke to a three star general of the Indian Army (off camera) on what is the status of India’s reserve war-store i.e. the ammunition required for war. special Talked.

More than 90 percent ammunition is being made in India
The General said that at present, more than 90 percent of the ammunition used by the Indian Army is manufactured in India. At one time, only the Ordnance Factory Board (OFB), a government undertaking, could supply ammunition to the army. Participation of private companies was almost nil. Under the Make in India policy of the Modi government, today there are around 20 private sector companies like Adani Defence, Solar Industry, SMPP and Bharat-Forge along with government companies (erstwhile OFB), which are manufacturing arms as well as ammunition and other ammunition.

Companies like Adani Defense have focused more on ammunition on the call of former CDS General Bipin Rawat so that the Indian forces (Army, Air Force and Navy) do not face any shortage of ammunition in case of war. The senior executive of Adani Defense himself has said this publicly.

Army uses 175 types of ammunition
The Indian Army uses about 175 different types of ammunition. These include ammunition of vintage weapons caliber to advanced precision munitions. The special thing is that out of these, 134 caliber ammunitions are manufactured in India by DRDO, Defense PSU and private sector.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has also clearly assured that private companies will be provided a level playing field like government companies, because after independence, government companies dominated the defense sector for many decades. Last week, the Defense Ministry released the new Defense Procurement Manual (DPM-2025), in which the requirement for the armed forces to obtain permission from OFB to purchase ammunition from private companies has been completely abolished.

Continuous orders for next 7-10 years
The General told ABP News that to ensure the share of big private ammunition manufacturing companies in the defense sector, assurance of continuous orders for the next 7-10 years has been given. This is why Rajnath Singh and the top military leadership are ready for a long war.

However, it is agreed that India has never been in favor of war, but if war is started through any other incident like Pahalgam attack, then the enemy will not be spared at any cost. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced to treat any terrorist incident as a war. The General also said that the shelf life of ammunition is very important. In such a situation, the responsibility of shelf life will be on the shoulders of the companies. Besides, maintenance and repairs will also have to be borne by the companies themselves.

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The war between Iran and Israel is not only increasing tension in the middle East, but its effect is also being seen in other parts of the world. Meanwhile, the stir in North Korea has also intensified.

After air strikes at Iran’s nuclear bases in Israeli, dictator Kim Jong Un visited arms factories in North Korea and gave a big order for production of ammunition.

Kim Jong Un gave instructions regarding making bombs and shells
The dictator has instructed the officials to speed up the speed of making bombs and shells in view of the current situation. This information has been given by quoting the government media of government North Korea KCNA. Kin Jong Un inspected metal pressing and assembly units on Friday (June 13, 2025). In the first half of 2025, he also checked the production progress of ammunition.

Kim is modernizing North Korea’s weapon factory
The dictator of North Korea also emphasized that automation in arms factories should be promoted. The dictator ordered that the production process would have to be further rational to make powerful shells. The factories have been asked to make it in such a way that more machines can be used from humans.

Dictator’s deep friendship with Russia
Kim Jong has been trying to strengthen the North Korea’s army for the last several months. Actually, these days the friendship between North Korea and Russia is also getting deep. According to a United Nations report in May, the dictator has so far sent weapons to more than 20 thousand containers to Russia.

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According to the report of news agency ANI, Pakistan’s army is facing a serious shortage of artillery ammunition, which has limited its war capacity to only 4 days. The main reason for this deficiency is Pakistan’s recent arms deal with Ukraine, which has vacated its war reserves.

‘Pakistan’s ammunition reserves only 96 hours’
Sources say that the Pakistan Ordnance Factories (POFs), which supplies to the army, have had to struggle to recreate the supply between increasing global demand and old production facilities. Pakistan’s ammunition reserves can maintain only 96-hour high-intensity struggle, which can weaken the Pakistani Army.

Pakistan’s military principle focusing on rapid mobilization to compete with India rests on artillery and armored units. In April 2025, a social media post on X claimed that 155 mm cannon shells were sent to Ukraine from Pakistan’s artillery, which reduced the stock dangerously.

Qamar Javed Bajwa has also accepted
Former Pakistan Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa had accepted the boundaries, saying that Pakistan has a lack of ammunition and economic strength to struggle with India for a long time. Sources say that intelligence reports have revealed that Pakistan has built ammunition depots near the India-Pakistan border in fear of possible conflict. Pakistan sent its ammunition to the wars of other countries, but it itself has become weak because its arsenal has become empty. The discovery of short -term gains has given up a long -term wound, which may prove fatal in the next crisis.

Pakistani army cutting ration
Apart from this, Pakistan’s economic crisis, including high inflation, increasing debt and decreasing foreign exchange reserves. Due to all this, the operations of the army have been affected. Due to lack of fuel, the army has been forced to cut ration, postpone military exercises and stop the prescribed war sports.

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