Surveillance drone hits CTD headquarters

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LAHORE: A surveillance drone reportedly crashed into the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) headquarters in Lahore, creating a panic among the policemen present there on Sunday.

As per the initial reports, the high-tech surveillance drone was spotted coming from Jallo Morr side and flew to the CTD headquarters at a high speed.

The drone struck the outer wall of the CTD headquarters with a loud bang before falling on the ground.

Following the incident, a heavy contingent of police, along with the Bomb Disposal Squad, rushed to the site, that was immediately cordoned off. The security in the area was also increased and a red alert message was issued.

The police conducted a clearance operation at the CTD headquarters.

The Harbanspura police lodged a case on the complaint of a police official, Safdar Abbas, and launched investigations into the incident.

A CTD official says the matter is being investigated keeping in view different aspects.

Published in Dawn, November 2nd, 2026

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