BSF shoots down drone from Pakistan, recovers 10.6kg of heroin in Amritsar
Heroin in 9 packets hid in a plastic bag observed close to Bharopal village of Amritsar district of Punjab an afternoon after Tarn Taran police arrested human beings with IED
The Border Security Force (BSF) shot down a drone from Pakistan and recovered 10.6kg of heroin close to the border village of Bharopal in Amritsar district early on Monday.
BSF’s Punjab Frontier tweeted: “BSF troops foiled every other smuggling try via Pak drone. Vigilant BSF troops fired on the drone coming from Pak and taken it down. Drone wearing 9 packets suspected to be heroin (10.670 kg) in a bag became recovered.”
A BSF professional stated that employees heard a humming sound of the drone and fired in the direction of it, bringing it down. A seek discovered the contraband became packed in 9 small packets hid in a plastic bag.
The incident comes an afternoon after Tarn Taran police arrested human beings and recovered an improvised explosive device (IED). Police suspect the IED can also additionally had been added with the aid of using a drone from Pakistan.
On April 29, the BSF added down a Chinese drone close to Dhanoe Kalan village in Amritsar sector.
Last month, Punjab governor Banwari Lal Purohit had visited border regions of the kingdom and held conferences with safety businesses of the critical and kingdom governments. The governor had referred to as for growing coordination among the safety businesses to test the smuggling of arms, ammunition and tablets with the assist of drones. He had held conferences with panchayats of border villages and requested human beings to aid the BSF.
The BSF lately introduced a praise of ₹1 lakh for presenting facts concerning smuggling with drones at the India-Pakistan border.
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