Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Pakistani Flag Balloons Found in Rajasthan, Prompting Probe
Imagine finding balloons with a Pakistani flag printed on them in a shop.
This happened in Rajasthan, and the police are now trying to figure out how the balloons got there.
The balloons were stuck on biscuit packets.
They seem to have come from a seller in a different city.
The police are questioning people who sold the balloons.
The balloons also had "August 14" printed on them, which is Pakistan's Independence Day.
A child got the balloon, and when inflated it made the local residents angry.
Now, the police are trying to find out who made the balloons and why.
Balloons with Pakistani flag and 'August 14' found in Rajasthan shop.
Police from Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh investigating the incident.
Balloons supplied to the shopkeeper by a wholesaler from Ratlam district.
Wholesaler claims to have bought balloons from an Indore seller.
Investigation expanding to trace the origin of the balloons.
- Who
- Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh police, shopkeeper, wholesaler, seller
- What
- Investigation into balloons bearing Pakistani flag and 'August 14'
- When
- Ongoing investigation, discovery on August 14
- Where
- Rajasthan (Jhalawar), Madhya Pradesh (Ratlam, Indore), Delhi, Mumbai, Meerut
- Why
- Determine origin and purpose of balloons
- Incident
- Balloons with Pakistani flag found in Rajasthan
- Date Printed on Balloons
- August 14
- Location of Discovery
- Rajasthan shop
- Origin of Balloons
- Traced to Indore seller
- Involved Parties
- Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh police