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Home / Punjab / Punjab Drone Crashes Near Ib Heroin Packet Found

Punjab: Drone crashes near IB, heroin packet found

Our Correspondent
Abohar, Updated At : 02:08 AM Apr 04, 2025 IST
Sources said a jammer was installed recently in area.

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A Pakistani drone fell in a field of Chak 11-F village at a short distance from Sheikhsarpal village near the Pakistan border in Sriganganagar sector late last night.

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A packet of half kg of heroin was found at some distance from the drone.

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Officials said after the incident, a search operation was conducted in the surrounding fields by the Border Security Force, police and intelligence agencies with the help of villagers in which no suspicious object was found. Police sources said due to the jammer installed recently to stop the drones from across the border, the drone fell inside the Indian territory about 700m from the international border at around 11.30 pm last night. The patrol party of BSF saw sensor lights flashing in a field. When the jawans came to the field, the drone was found there.

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