BSF recovers 2kg contraband from border village in Ferozepur

At approximately 4.15 pm, the troops recovered a packet of contraband, weighing 2 kgs from a field. The packet was found wrapped in yellow adhesive tape. Investigations are underway to find the origin and intended destination of the seized contraband

A packet containing 2kg contraband, suspected to be heroin, was recovered from a border village in Ferozepur on Sunday evening, the Border Security Force (BSF) revealed.

An official spokesperson of the BSF said that acting on specific intelligence, the BSF carried out a search operation near Chak Bhange Wala village, located on the India-Pakistan border, in Ferozepur. (HT File/Representational image)

An official spokesperson of the BSF said that acting on specific intelligence, the BSF carried out a search operation near Chak Bhange Wala village, located on the India-Pakistan border, in Ferozepur. At approximately 4.15 pm, the troops recovered a packet of contraband, weighing 2 kgs from a field. The packet was found wrapped in yellow adhesive tape. Investigations are underway to find the origin and intended destination of the seized contraband.