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2-kg heroin ‘dropped by Pakistan drone’ seized near international border

2-kg heroin allegedly dropped by a Pakistan drone was recovered by Amritsar police from a field in Bachiwind village along the India-Pakistan border.

Updated on: Apr 19, 2023, 00:36:26 IST
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The Amritsar rural police on Tuesday recovered 2-kg heroin allegedly dropped by a Pakistan drone, from a field in Bachiwind village situated along the India-Pakistan border.

Lopoke station house officer (SHO) Karampal said as per preliminary investigation, the packet was dropped by a drone from across the border. (HT File Photo)
Lopoke station house officer (SHO) Karampal said as per preliminary investigation, the packet was dropped by a drone from across the border. (HT File Photo)

According to information, a team of the Lopoke police was patrolling in various border villages in search of miscreants. The team got a tip-off that a suspected packet of drugs was lying in a field owned by one Sahib Singh.

The team went to the spot and recovered the packet which was covered in a yellow adhesive tape. When the packet was opened, 2 kg and 80 gm of heroin was recovered from it.

Lopoke station house officer (SHO) Karampal said as per preliminary investigation, the packet was dropped by a drone from across the border.

The police have registered a case against some unidentified persons under various sections of the NDPS Act at Lopoke police station.

 
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