Punjab Police busts cross-border smuggling network; four held with pistols in Amritsar
Amritsar (Punjab) [India], October 22 (ANI): Punjab Police, State Special Operation Cell, Amritsar busted a cross-border smuggling network, recovered pistols of 30 bore with live ammunition and apprehended four operatives, Jugraj Singh (Chiri), Kulbir Singh (Nannu; Kalu), Arshdeep Singh and Nachattar Singh, all residents of District TarnTaran, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab on Wednesday.
"Preliminary investigation reveals that the arrested accused were working on the directions of a #Pakistan-based smuggler who had been orchestrating cross-border weapons movement into #Punjab. An FIR has been registered at PS SSOC, #Amritsar."
"Further investigation is underway to expose and dismantle the entire network, including its backward and forward linkages.@PunjabPoliceIndreaffirms its commitment to dismantling cross-border arms smuggling networks and curbing the spread of illegal weapons & organised crime in #Punjab," the post added.
Meanwhile, the BSF troops, in coordination with the Punjab Police on Saturday recovered one packet of heroin during a search operation near the village Tindiwala in Ferozepur, the forces said." Acting on specific intelligence, alert BSF troops, in coordination with Punjab Police, conducted a search operation and recovered 01 packet of heroin (Gross weight - 602 grams) from an agricultural field near village Tindiwala in Ferozepur. (ANI)
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