BSF Seize Pakistani Drone With Rs 5 Crore Heroin In Rajasthans Sri Ganganagar

Border Security Force (BSF) officers seized heroin valued at Rs 5 crore after intercepting a drone from Pakistan close to the global border in Rajasthan’s Sri Ganganagar on Friday. 

According to Gaurav Yadav, SP, Ganganagar, the drone was once noticed in a box situated between Kailash Post and Sherpura Post in Anupgarh.Villagers spotted the suspicious object and instantly alerted the native police. Personnel from the BSF rushed to the spot and recovered a yellow packet containing one kilogram of heroin, hooked up to the drone.

“The consignment, believed to have been sent from Pakistan, was found near the barbed-wire fencing along the international border. The estimated value of the heroin in the international market is Rs 5 crore,” he added.

Yadav instructed IANS that “The packet looks around one month old, however, we will investigate further to dig into detail”.

The BSF officers had been turning in the consignment to the police until the submitting of this file.

The BSF has introduced an enormous seek operation alongside the border, and all safety companies had been placed on prime alert to forestall additional makes an attempt. This seizure is the newest in a sequence of drug smuggling makes an attempt from around the border in 2025.

Earlier, on March 13, a 1.6 kg heroin packet was once recovered close to the 4 FD test publish within the Gajsinghpur police station space.

On March 20, 3 kilograms of heroin had been recovered close to the Rawala space (village 12 KND) by way of BSF workforce after a drone drop.

On April 2, a crashed drone was once present in a box close to Chak 11F, Sheikhsarpal Border Post, Karanpur. It contained 500 grams of heroin value roughly Rs 25 crore.