According to an official military statement, between 10:30 and 11:00 a.m. an unidentified spherical, glowing object was detected by Indian Air Force radar systems. A fighter jet was immediately scrambled, intercepted the object, and shot it down. Debris from the object was later recovered, and a full investigation is currently underway.
A military spokesperson emphasized that the object was not a meteorological balloon or any other known type of probe.
The crash site was quickly secured by law enforcement. Police officers searching the area reported discovering five unusual triangular metal fragments, made of an unknown material.
Local residents also shared alarming eyewitness accounts. According to them, loud explosions were heard across a wide area shortly after the object fell, with the sound carrying for many kilometers.
Western media have already dubbed the incident “India’s Roswell,” drawing parallels to the famous 1947 crash near Roswell, New Mexico, which many believe involved an extraterrestrial spacecraft.
Authorities have announced plans to release a detailed report in the near future, summarizing the results of their UFO investigations over the past year. Until then, the incident remains surrounded by mystery, speculation, and unanswered questions — as is often the case with UFO phenomena.
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