In a communication, the Home Ministry told the Delhi Police to send a detailed report about the reported incident of security breach, the action taken so far and how to stop future occurrence of any such incident, sources said.
The entire area is a no-flying zone and flying of aircraft or any other device is strictly prohibited and considered a security breach.
Helicams are remote-controlled mini aerial devices, fitted with still or motion film cameras, that are used to shoot aerial pictures or videos.
The foreigner was operating the flying object, which was seen hovering around 20-30 feet above the ground, sources said.
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