J&K: 3 pistols dropped by Pakistani drone in border area recovered
A police official said that on credible input regarding the drone activity in Mallu Chack area, a joint ambush by BSF, Jammu and Samba Police was laid in the area.
A police official said that on credible input regarding the drone activity in Mallu Chack area, a joint ambush by BSF, Jammu and Samba Police was laid in the area.
The Border Security Force (BSF) and Punjab Police in a joint operation recovered a Pakistani drone in the border area of Tarn Taran district, the paramilitary force said on Saturday.
The drone reportedly flew deep into the Indian territory to drop the IED.
During the intensive checking of the area in the morning, 3 packets of suspected heroin and a Pakistani drone were recovered from the area, according to a BSF Spokesman here.
This comes a day after the BSF had recovered a Pakistani drone along the International Border near Rai village on the intervening night of Thursday and Friday.
Border Security Force troops have intercepted a Pakistani drone near the Dhanoe Kalan in Punjab's Amritsar district and recovered packets of narcotics, an official statement said on Sunday.
131 rounds of AK-47, five magazines and Rs 2 lakh in cash have been recovered. The search operations are currently under progress, said Defence spokesman Lt Colonel Devender Anand.
Police said that three Chinese pistols, four grenades and six magazines containing 48 bullets were recovered from the packet found at Rakh Barotian on the upper side of AIIMS in Vijaypur.
Terrorists operating in J&K are facing shortage of weapons and Pakistan is sending consignments of pistols, grenades and drugs. Small weapons are being used to target non-J&K labourers who come here to earn their living.
A BSF spokesman said that the alert troops fired two rounds on hearing humming sound which was about 800 meters in height in Akhnoor area at about 10.45 pm.
