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Watch: Was it a UFO? Mysterious lights in the sky have left residents in Punjab's Pathankot puzzled

Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, December 4

A mysterious line of bright lights seen darting through the night sky has left residents of Punjab's Pathankot puzzled.

A line of bright lights was seen for 5 minuted around 7 pm. The unidentified fast moving bright object sparked quite a flutter on Twitter as well. Those who saw the light said that they had not seen anything as beautiful as that light, which sparked the sky for five minutes and then vanished in the sky.

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