Security forces recover 11 grenades dropped by Pakistan near border in Punjab ANI | Updated: Dec 21, 2020 22:35 IST
Chandigarh (Punjab)[India], December 21 (ANI): The security forces have recovered 11 hand grenades dropped by a drone launched from Pakistan in Salach village, located about one km from the International Border, in Punjab s Gurdaspur district, police said on Monday.
Five days after they busted a drone module with international linkages in Amritsar (Rural) district, the Punjab Police on last Sunday seized all the 11 Arges-84 hand grenades dropped on the night of December 19 by a drone launched from Pakistan, which was engaged and shot at jointly by police and Border Security Force (BSF) personnel close to the border in Gurdaspur district.
Punjab Police seizes 11 Arges-84 hand grenades dropped by Pak drone
Punjab Police on Sunday recovered 11 Arges-84 hand grenades that were dropped by a Pakistani drone on Saturday night. The drone was shot at by the BSF and the police.
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Punjab Police has seized 11 Arges-84 hand grenades dropped by a Pak drone on Saturday
Five days after they busted a drone module with international linkages in Amritsar (Rural) district, the Punjab Police on Sunday seized 11 Arges-84 hand grenades dropped on the night of December 19 by a drone launched from Pakistan, which was engaged and shot at jointly by police and Border Security Force (BSF) personnel close to the border in Gurdaspur district.
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2 held in Punjab for using drones to smuggle arms, drugs
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Chandigarh, Dec 15 : Police in Punjab on Tuesday said two members of a module have been arrested for using drones for cross-border smuggling of narcotics and weapons through an international network that includes Pakistan-based smugglers with links to Khalistani operatives.
The accused, identified as Lakhbir Singh and Bachittar Singh, were arrested by the Amritsar (Rural) Police through certain leads, with further investigations expected to track their associates, including four drug smugglers currently lodged in jail in Amritsar.
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