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Home / Amritsar / Bsf Troops Recover 512 Gms Of Heroin

BSF troops recover 512 gms of heroin

Border Security Force hands over the packet to Sarai Amanat Khan police
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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 09:22 AM May 07, 2025 IST
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Border Security Force (BSF) troops posted at border outpost (BOP) Rajatal recovered a packet of heroin from the area on Monday night.

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The Border Security Force handed over the packet to the Sarai Amanat Khan police. ASI Satpal Sharma said the packet handed over by the BSF weighed 518 gram with heroin accounting for 512 gram.

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The police have registered a case under Sections of 21-C, 61 and 85, Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.

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