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Home / Amritsar / Bsf Police Recover Drone Heroin In Border Village Dall

BSF, police recover drone, heroin in border village Dall

A packet containing 496 grams of drug recovered
Our Correspondent
Tarn Taran, Updated At : 03:13 AM Dec 06, 2025 IST

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The Khalra police and Border Security Force (BSF) personnel conducted a joint search operation in the border village of Dall on Thursday night and recovered a drone and a packet containing 496 grams of heroin. Sub-inspector Baljinder Singh, SHO, Khalra police station, informed that he was on routine patrolling along with a police team in the area when he received information regarding drone activity from across the border. The police team accompanied the BSF launched a joint search operation in fields of Dilbag Singh, a farmer of Dall village. The team recovered a drone and a packet. The packet contained 496 grams of heroin and the drone also fell down.

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A case was registered at the Khalra police station in this connection.

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#AntiDrugOperation#CrossBorderActivity#DallVillage#KhalraBorderSecurityBSFDroneRecoveryDrugSmugglingHeroinSeizurePunjabPolice

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