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BSF Shoot Down Four Pakistani Drones in last Two Days and has seized the Suspected Narcotics

Rudrakshi Gupta
Rudrakshi Gupta
Last updated: 2023/05/21 at 9:43 AM
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Amritsar, Punjab – In a significant development, Border Security Force (BSF) personnel shot down a Pakistani drone near the Amritsar sector, intercepting its flight as it violated Indian airspace. This incident marks the fourth drone shot down by the BSF in the last two days. The security forces also confiscated a bag suspected to contain narcotics, further intensifying concerns over cross-border smuggling activities.

The BSF Punjab Frontier took to Twitter to provide details about the operation. “A drone from #Pakistan violated Indian Airspace & was intercepted (by fire) by #AlertBSF troops of #Amritsar Sector. During search, the drone & a bag of suspected narcotics has been recovered,” the tweet read.

The relentless efforts of the BSF in monitoring and protecting the border regions have been instrumental in detecting and neutralizing such threats. The increasing use of drones for smuggling narcotics and other illegal activities has become a growing concern for Indian security forces.

Authorities have expressed deep alarm over the recent surge in drone activities originating from across the border. The drones are being used to smuggle drugs, weapons, and other contraband items, posing a significant threat to national security. The BSF has been proactively engaging in counter-drone operations to combat this menace effectively.

The intercepted drone and the seized bag of suspected narcotics have been handed over to the concerned authorities for further investigation. The contents of the bag are currently being examined to determine the exact nature and quantity of the substances.

It is worth noting that the BSF has been maintaining high vigilance along the border areas, leveraging advanced surveillance technologies and enhancing their capabilities to counter drone intrusions effectively. The force has been successfully employing various counter-drone measures to detect, track, and neutralize such threats.

The Indian government has been actively collaborating with international agencies and neighboring countries to address the issue of cross-border smuggling and drone activities. This incident once again underscores the need for robust border security measures and concerted efforts to tackle the evolving tactics of criminal elements.

The interception and seizure of the Pakistani drone in Amritsar signify a major victory for the BSF in its ongoing fight against cross-border smuggling. The security forces remain committed to ensuring the safety and integrity of the nation’s borders, constantly adapting to emerging threats and maintaining a strong deterrent against illicit activities.

The investigation into the recovered narcotics will shed light on the network and individuals involved in smuggling operations. It is expected that further actions will be taken based on the findings, in collaboration with relevant agencies and law enforcement authorities.

The BSF has urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities or sightings in the border regions. It is crucial for citizens to actively participate in maintaining the security and well-being of the nation by cooperating with the security forces.

As the situation unfolds, the BSF will continue to strengthen its border defenses and remain steadfast in its mission to safeguard the nation from external threats, ensuring peace and tranquility in the region.

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TAGGED: BSF, Drones, Express hunt, India, Narcotics, News
Rudrakshi Gupta May 21, 2023
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