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Heroin consignment recovered from Maharkheva village of Mansa
Within 24 hours of the seizure of 36.9 kg of heroin by the Punjab Police, Pakistani smugglers again sent drones to the Indian border, but the Border Security Force (BSF) personnel deployed on the border got a clue of this. After the firing, the drone managed to return, but the heroin consignment was seized.
Seized second packet of heroin from Maharkheva village of Mansa.
According to information shared by BSF, drone movement was observed in Ferozepur sector on the midnight of 12-13 April. This drone took place in Maharkhewa village of Mansa. The jawans started firing after hearing the sound of the drone. After some time the drone managed to return.
BSF seized two big packets
Alsubah security cordon BSF personnel started the search operation in the area. Meanwhile, BSF seized two big packets in the fields near the International Border. 4 small packets were packed in the packets. When the packets were opened after security check, heroin came out, whose total weight was 4.560 kg. Was.
36.9 kg heroin consignment seized by Punjab Police.
Punjab Police had arrested 4 accused in the past
In the past, the Fazilka police had got a big success against the drug smuggling network from across the border. The Fazilka police had seized 36.9 kg of heroin and arrested four people. All these arrested persons were bringing drug consignment from Rajasthan. It was sent to the Indian border through drone.