BSF shot down Pakistani drone in Punjab’s Amritsar.
BSF shot down Pakistani drone in Punjab’s Amritsar.
Pakistan is not deterring from its antics. He is constantly engaged in trying to make illegal intrusions into the Indian border. A new case has come to light in this episode. The Border Security Force (BSF) shot down a Pakistani drone that entered Indian airspace in Amritsar on Sunday night. This is the sixth drone to be shot down by BSF personnel in recent times. The drone has been recovered and a packet of heroin has been recovered. A search operation has been launched in the entire area.
Nefarious conspiracy failed even before
BSF officials said that last week six Pakistani drones were intercepted along the International Border in Punjab and five of them were shot down and one was sent back to its side. BSF personnel had stopped three drones from entering the Indian border on May 20, while the fourth drone was shot down a day later. Then on May 26, a similar attempt was made by Pakistan, which was destroyed by the alert jawans. According to media reports, the first drone was found in Dhariwal village of Amritsar district.
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A similar drone was recovered from Ratan Khurd village in Amritsar district. BSF jawans took action and fired on this. Subsequently, 2.6 kg heroin packets were also seized from the UAV found in Ratan Khurd village during the search operation. A third similar drone was also shot down by the army personnel. At the same time, after this, on May 26 also a drone had entered the Indian border. This too was shot dead by BSF personnel, after which a suspect was also arrested. Heroin packets were seized from this drone.
