Amritsar: Punjab Police and BSF on Saturday thwarted Pakistani smuggling plans by winning 39 packages of heroin, weighing 40.81 kg and worth 200 crore rs on the international market, and 180 grams of opium in Border Outpost (BOP) area of ​​the Amritsar sector area.
The police also confiscated two plastic pipes made by Pakistan used smugglers to shift the smuggled package that was bound to the Indian region.
Although there is a spread of heavy personnel on the international border, Pakistani-based smugglers continue to drive weapons, ammunition and narcotics into punjab, take advantage of the gap on the international border with Pakistan and by using drones.
Vehicles used by smugglers confiscated, hunting about operations that target smugglers was carried out early in the morning by senior supervisor Amritsar (rustic) Gulneet Singh Khurana along with BSF, after Singh Nonu input, a famous smuggler in the Gharinda area, was trying to push heroin through the Indo border -Pakistan.
The police also confiscated motorbikes and other two-wheeled smugglers.
“They have launched a massive hunt for Sonu, which was also sought after by Tarn Taran police in the case of 1kg heroin recovery in 2020,” Khurana said.
Sharing mode operandi smugglers, SSP said they used a plastic pipe to get heroin on the border fence.
He said that pine under the NDPS law, the Indian Foreign Act and Passport Law was registered at the Ramdas Police Station, Amritsar.
Meanwhile, Director General of Punjab (DGP) Dinkar Gupta said in a press statement that the team, consisting of DSP (Investigation) of Purpissal Singh and DSP Vipan Kumar, collaborated with BSF to capture drug smugglers and seize heroin.
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Punjab police have claimed to have restored improvised (IED), grenade, etc.
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The Dalek door, which the police said was dropped by drones that had taken off from Pakistan.
Previously in June, 48 advanced weapons made and great ammunition had been found by the Punjab police internal security wing.
Adgp, internal security, RN Dhoke said that it was possible that these weapons were dropped by drones