| ID | #1711549281 |
| Added | Wed, 27/03/2024 |
| Author | July N. |
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Indian law enforcement agencies have reported sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) over nuclear power plants across the country. One of the witnesses, a junior police inspector, said that he filmed a strange object making zigzag movements.
In total, about a dozen incidents involving unidentified aircraft were reported circling near the Kudankulam nuclear power plant on the southern tip of India and the Madras nuclear power plant near Kalpakkam on the east coast.
Police Sub-Inspector Syed Abdul Kader, who works in the technical wing of the Tirunelveli office, located an hour's drive from the Kudnakulam nuclear power plant, said that he managed to capture two strange phenomena on video.
"His immobility, zigzag movements and rate of disappearance were unusual," Kader told UFO expert Sabir Hussain.
Kader's observations in the south in 2023 coincided with observations made over several weeks in August and July on the east coast along the Nilankarai-Mahabalipuram coastline. The Madras Nuclear Power Plant at Kalpakkam is located in this area.
According to Hussain, the surveillance video of Kader was taken just 10 days after former Director General of Police Pratip V. Philip photographed a UFO on the Muttukadu seashore near Chennai.
The Indian authorities have not yet commented on these reports, but these sightings have attracted the attention of the public and UFO experts.
Original news
According to a local news report, some of India's senior law enforcers were able to investigate and video-tape some bizarre UFO sightings over nuclear plants across the country.
One of the witnesses was an engineer by training and a police sub-inspector. According to this witness, he was 100% sure that what he taped could not be explained by technology. He also says that the odd object had fast zigzag movements.
The incidents, which amount to around a dozen, all involve craft that oddly loiter close to the Kudankulam nuclear plant at the sub continent's southern tip and the Madras atomic power station close to Kalpakkam along the east coast of the country.
Syed Abdul Kader, a police sub-inspector assigned to the Tirunelveli office's technical wing an hour from the Kudnakulam nuclear plant, explained to Sabir Hussain, a UFO expert, that he was able to film two shots of the odd phenomena.
Kader describes that its stillness, zigzag movement, and speed of disappearance were all different.
Kader also shared that he personally witnessed UFOs close to the Kudankulam southern coastal town since the year 2020. He shares that after meeting and discussing with Sabir, he is very sure that what he witnessed were UFOs.
The 2023 sightings of Kader to the south overlapped with weeks' worth of sightings across August and July in the eastern coast, along the shoreline of Neelankarai-Mahabalipuram. This region houses the Kalpakkam's Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS).
According to Hussain, the video-taped sightings of Kader took place just 10 days after Prateep V. Philip, the former director general of police, snapped UFO pictures at the Muttukadu sea shore close to Chennai.
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