Kathmandu: A neighboring country of India also made a flying drone and then started preparing to test it, during the testing this drone fell on top of the Parliament building of its own country, after the incident 5 people including the accused professor were arrested

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Kathmandu: The role of drone attacks has increased in the war between many countries of the world. A neighboring country of India also made a flight drone and then started preparing for its test. During testing, this drone fell on top of the Parliament House of its own country. This created a stir in the security agencies. After the incident, 5 people including the accused professor have been arrested. The incident took place in Nepal’s capital Kathmandu.

Know the whole matter
Actually this drone was made under the supervision of a college professor. The students were testing it, when this test-flight drone crashed in the Parliament premises. A college professor and four students were arrested on Thursday after a drone crashed in Nepal’s Parliament House premises.

What did the police say?

Kathmandu Metropolitan Police spokesperson Apil Bohra said that the crashed drone was recovered from the Parliament premises on Tuesday. He said, “The drone was found on top of the roof of the Parliament House, which falls in the no-fly zone.” Bohra said the police have arrested a professor and four students of Texpire College in the case. He said the drone was flown from the college premises.

How did the accident happen?
College principal Laxman Pokhrel said the students and teachers were doing a test flight of the drone, which crashed into the Parliament House due to communication disruption. He said the drone was made by the students as part of their assignment and they were doing a test flight of it. Police are investigating the incident. All five suspects have been detained pending further action.