During a joint search with the Punjab Police on Monday, the drone (hexacopter) and three kilogrammes of heroin wrapped with yellow tape have been recovered from the sphere near Khemkaran village, mentioned an official. File
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A suspected Pakistani drone and three kilogrammes of heroin have been recovered by a joint group of the BSF and the Punjab Police from a area near the India-Pakistan border in Tarn Taran district on July 31, officers mentioned.
Border Security Force (BSF) troops late on Sunday heard the buzzing sound of the drone near Kalash village in Tarn Taran, a BSF official mentioned.
It is suspected that the unmanned aerial automobile entered Indian territory from Pakistan at the moment.
According to protocol, the troops endeavoured to intercept the drone, he mentioned in a press release.
During a joint search with the Punjab Police on Monday, the drone (hexacopter) and three kilogrammes of heroin wrapped with yellow tape have been recovered from the sphere near Khemkaran village, mentioned the official.
“Another Pakistani drone recovered by the joint efforts of BSF and Punjab Police,” mentioned the official.