- विज्ञापन -
Amritsar, May 11: Amid the ongoing tension on the India-Pakistan border, the Border Security Force (BSF) and Amritsar Rural Police have foiled a terrorist plot in Amritsar. A large quantity of RDX and hand grenades sent into the Indian border by drone have been seized.
This action was taken near village Chak Bala (Thana Ajnala) after receiving important information from the villagers at 11 am on Sunday. DGP Gaurav Yadav has confirmed this. He said that in this serious case, an FIR has been registered under the Explosion Substance Act, Arms Act and Aircraft Act.
Police say this attempt to smuggle weapons was made from across the border, the aim of which could have been to carry out terrorist activities in Punjab.
The team recovered a huge cache of arms and explosives from the fields, which included:
972 grams of RDX (explosive substance)
two hand grenades
two detonators
a remote control device and charger
Command Mechanism
8 Batteries
a black box
Two .30 bore pistols and four magazines
30 live cartridges
Punjab Police said- trying to keep us safe from every conspiracy of the enemy Punjab Police has said that it is committed to the safety of its citizens and will continue to work with full force to maintain law and order by countering every threat coming from across the border.
“Together with our security partners and the local community, we are continuously working to keep Punjab safe and strong from every conspiracy of the enemies.”
Drone movement increased in border areas In the last few months, there has been an increase in the incidents of smuggling of weapons and drugs through drones in the border areas of Punjab. In such a situation, this quick action of the security agencies shows their commitment towards the security system of the state.
