Key Points

The Border Security Force has made a significant breakthrough in combating cross-border drug smuggling by recovering a high-tech drone and heroin packets in Punjab. Their joint operation with local police targeted narcotics syndicates attempting to infiltrate the border region. The sophisticated recovery involved precise intelligence gathering and technical surveillance techniques. This successful interception highlights the ongoing efforts to prevent illegal drug transportation across international borders.

Key Points: BSF Intercepts Narco-Drone in Amritsar Border Region

  • BSF recovered DJI Mavic 3 Classic drone from sugarcane field
  • Joint operation seized two heroin packets totaling 1.2 kg
  • Intelligence and technical interception enabled successful drug interdiction
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Punjab: BSF recovers 'narco-drone' from border village in Amritsar

Border Security Force recovers sophisticated drone and heroin packets in critical operation targeting cross-border narcotics smuggling in Punjab.

"These efforts successfully thwarted the plans of narcotics syndicates operating from across the border. - BSF Press Statement"

Amritsar, January 5

In a crackdown against narco-drones, Border Security Force on Sunday recovered a quadcopter (drone) from a sugarcane field along the border in Amritsar district, according to a press statement.

A search based on specific input led to the recovery of 1 DJI Mavic 3 Classic drone from the sugarcane farming field adjacent to Ballaharwal village of district Amritsar, the statement said.

Earlier on Saturday, the Punjab Frontier of the Border Security Force in coordination with the Punjab Police, conducted a joint operation and recovered a drone along with two packets of heroin along the Tarn Taran border.

The recoveries took place in two separate incidents and were based on actionable information received by the security personnel. In the first incident, security personnel recovered a drone along with a packet of suspected heroin weighing 562 grams from a farming field near the village of Dal in the Tarn Taran district, the release stated.

In the second incident, another packet of suspected heroin weighing 632 grams was seized from the same area. The recoveries were made possible through reliable intelligence from the BSF's intelligence wing, technical interception, and the prompt action of BSF troops and the Punjab Police.

These efforts successfully thwarted the plans of narcotics syndicates operating from across the border.

- ANI

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