In a major breakthrough, the Punjab Police busted two separate modules involved in cross-border smuggling of weapons and narcotics in Amritsar and arrested six accused, recovering 2.920 kg of heroin and eight high-end pistols.
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โ DGP Punjab Police (@DGPPunjabPolice) August 28, 2026
Drones Used to Receive Arms, Drugsย
According to the preliminary investigation, the accused were allegedly receiving consignments of weapons and narcotics through drones from across the border and distributing them among criminal elements in Punjab.
The operations were jointly carried out by the State Special Operation Cell, Amritsar, and Counter Intelligence, Amritsar.
Separate FIRs Registered
Separate FIRs have been registered at the State Special Operation Cell police station in Amritsar. Police are now investigating the case to trace the forward and backward linkages of the network and identify other individuals allegedly connected with the cross-border smuggling operation.
Punjab Police said it remains committed to maintaining strict vigilance against cross-border smuggling, narcotics trafficking and illegal arms networks in the state.
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