Packet of Heroin Found in a Field in Fazilka: Found Lying in Burnt Stubble; BSF and Police Conduct Search Operation.
In the Fazilka border region between India and Pakistan, a sachet of heroin was discovered in a burnt field of stubble. As soon as they arrived, the Punjab Police and the Border Security Force (BSF) jointly searched the area. During this period, nothing else was found. The police have opened a case and begun their investigation.
The Sadar police station police in Jalalabad filed a case in this instance, according to DSP Gursevak Singh of Jalalabad. The heroin that was found weighs 605 grammes. A torch has also been found in addition to this. The matter has been filed as a case, and an investigation is in progress.
Police and Army Collaboration
The Army and Police began a cooperative operation.
In the village of Tahliwala Bodla, which is close to the India-Pakistan border in the Jalalabad region, a packet of heroin was discovered in a burnt paddy straw field. They called the cops right away.
Together with the Punjab Police officers who had just arrived, the BSF (Border Security Force) blocked the area and carried out a search. So far, nothing else has been found. The issue is presently being looked at by the police.
According to reports, smugglers attempt to carry out their illicit activities as the temperature drops and the fog starts to form. But their wicked intents are being successfully thwarted by the vigilant BSF and Punjab Police.
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