Suspicious flying object with Pakistani currency note seized near border in Punjab

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Updated At : 01:58 PM Nov 26, 2022 IST

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Ferozepur, November 26

The BSF sleuths on Saturday morning confiscated an unusual balloon-shaped cartoon character flying into Indian territory from Pakistan side.

The flying object was seen in alignment of border pillar no 217/8 near outpost Bahadur Ke in Guruharsahai area.

The balloon was red, blue and white in colour.

BSF sources said that a Rs 10 Pakistani currency note and a piece of paper with a mobile number was written on it. BSF has seized both the balloon and the note. Investigation is on.

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