Published By: Sanstuti Nath
Last Updated: April 15, 2023, 12:23 IST
The BSF personnel opened fire at the unmanned aerial vehicle (File Image/ PTI)
An iron ring and a luminous strip were found attached to the bag, the official said
BSF troops recovered more than three kilogrammes of heroin, allegedly airdropped by a Pakistani drone, near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab’s Amritsar, an official said on Saturday.
A Border Security Force (BSF) spokesperson said security personnel heard the buzzing sound of a drone, which allegedly entered into Indian territory from across the International Border, in an area near Amritsar’s Mullakot village at 3.21 am.
The BSF personnel opened fire at the unmanned aerial vehicle.
During the ensuing search operation, the BSF troops recovered a bag containing three packets of heroin weighing 3.20 kilogrammes from a wheat field in the Bachiwind village, the spokesperson said.
An iron ring and a luminous strip were found attached to the bag, the official added.
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