Why not operate a missile defense system to demolish Indian drone?

Lahore (94 news) Several drone attacks were attempted by India on various cities of Pakistan, which were thwarted in time and these drones were shot down. The drones that were used were extremely small in size and were shot down by means other than defense systems. India mostly used Israel's Harp drones. Such drones are called dropping munitions. It is a type of weapon that flies over enemy territory like a drone, and as soon as it sees a target, it crashes and destroys itself. Him “Kamikaze drone” Also called It is a self-propelled drone that can be used for various purposes.

It does not hit the target immediately like normal missiles, but keeps circling in the air. Attacks when an enemy location, weapon, or target is identified.
It takes the form of a suicide attack drone. It can be human controlled or it can be automated (autonomous) can also be It can be used to destroy enemy radars or mobile missile launchers. It is used in limited or covert combat operations. They are sent where identification of the target is necessary before the actual attack. America's Switchblade drone, Iran's Shahed-136 and Israel's Harop drone are similar drones.

According to security sources, India was trying to locate Pakistan's installations through these drones. But Pakistan understood his plot and instead of using its defense system, it allowed them to come close and then destroy them by firing or jamming the signal. They are usually very cheap and small in size, while a single missile in a missile defense system can cost up to two to two million dollars. Therefore, it is not economically sound to use such an expensive missile to shoot down such a small drone. Suppose Pakistan loses its missiles on top of these drones, then the defense assets will be exposed and their location will be found by India. Second, if the Indian Air Force takes any action or a heavy missile is fired, then what will Pakistan do to stop it?