According to a local news article, senior law enforcement in India claimed paranormal UFO sightings above nuclear reactors nationwide last year. Syed Abdul Kader, a trained engineer and police sub-inspector, said that he was “100-percent sure” that the item he had filmed, with its rapid “zigzag movements,” could not be explained by human technology. This coincides with the issue’s increased attention over the last several years in Washington, DC, where lawmakers from Capitol Hill, veterans of the armed forces, and Pentagon insiders have been investigating unsettling UFO intrusions that date back to the Cold War.
Researchers studying UFOs disclosed in February that a former Pentagon investigator had secretly informed Congress about a 1964 event in which a UFO is said to have destroyed a missile that was shooting down a mock nuclear bomb from the sky. However, reports of these 2023 instances in India were purportedly less confrontational. The dozen or so instances all concerned apparent craft hanging about suspiciously close to the nuclear power plants at Kudankulam in the southern corner of the subcontinent and the Madras atomic power facility at Kalpakkam on the country’s east coast.
UFO specialist Sabir Hussain was informed by Kader, who works in the technical section of the service’s Tirunelveli office, that he had recorded two recordings of strange aerial occurrences. Kader said he has seen UFOs on the southern coast of Kudankulam since 2020, confirming his chats with UFO tracker Sabir.
Kader’s sightings 2023 to the south coincided with weeks of reports in July and August along the Neelankarai-Mahabalipuram beachfront along the eastern coast. The Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS) in Kalpakkam is located in that area, close to the thriving metropolis of Chennai.
Prominent US Senate members are still pursuing the use of subpoena authority to look into these sightings. The Department of Defense’s UFO-hunting All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) produced the Pentagon’s report. Before it, lawmakers made a valiant attempt to pass a broad UFO “disclosure” amendment to give power to an independent panel tasked with searching through long-buried classified material for UFO truth.
Although the Pentagon and US intelligence agencies may now decide what information regarding these odd sightings can be kept secret for the time being due to the bill’s watering down version, Congress intends to take another close look at the matter later in the year. Questions about the nature and importance of these mysterious aerial occurrences remain as talks on UFOs continue to attract public interest, both in India and elsewhere.
