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BSF recovers 2 drones, heroin packets in separate incidents at Amritsar border

A BSF spokesperson says both the drones seized were China-made DJI Mavic 3 Classic
PK Jaiswar
Tribune News Service
Amritsar, Updated At : 08:36 PM Oct 26, 2024 IST
A broken drone along with a packet of heroin weighing around 550gm were seized from Dhanoe Kalan village near the International Border.

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Following specific inputs, the BSF troops confiscated two drones and two packets of heroin in three separate incidents in the Amritsar border belt here on Saturday.

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A broken drone along with a packet of heroin weighing around 550gm were seized from Dhanoe Kalan village near the International Border. Similarly, another broken drone was seized from Uttar Dhariwal village.

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In the third incident, a packet of heroin weighing around 510gm was found from Roranwala Khurd village.

A BSF spokesperson said both the drones seized were China-made DJI Mavic 3 Classic. The heroin packets were wrapped in yellow adhesive tape.

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