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Explosives and Arms Recovered in Drone Drop Near India-Pakistan Border

BSF and Punjab Police uncovered a cache of weapons and explosives in Amritsar's Sheikh Bhatti village, intensifying efforts against cross-border smuggling operations.

The recovery took place from a field adjacent to the Sheikh Bhatti village of Amritsar
The recovery took place from a field adjacent to the Sheikh Bhatti village of Amritsar, said the BSF official. (HT File)
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Overview

  • A joint operation by BSF and Punjab Police led to the recovery of arms and explosives near Sheikh Bhatti village in Amritsar on May 10, 2025.
  • The cache included 2.7 kg of explosives, two hand grenades, two pistols, four magazines, 30 live rounds, two detonators, and an IED circuit.
  • The package, wrapped in yellow plastic with a metal wire loop, was identified as a drone drop linked to cross-border smuggling.
  • The operation was launched based on credible intelligence, highlighting ongoing efforts to disrupt militant and criminal networks in the region.
  • Authorities have increased surveillance and forensic analysis to trace handlers and counter evolving smuggling tactics along the Punjab–Pakistan frontier.