Punjab Police Dismantles Cross-Border Smuggling Network

Punjab Police have arrested four alleged operatives of a cross-border smuggling network, recovering 1.5 kg of heroin, Rs 1.98 lakh cash, and weapons. The accused allegedly collaborated with Pakistan-based smugglers through social media and used drones to transport illegal goods.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Chandigarh | Updated: 27-01-2026 22:01 IST | Created: 27-01-2026 22:01 IST
Punjab Police Dismantles Cross-Border Smuggling Network
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The Punjab Police successfully dismantled a cross-border smuggling network with the arrest of four suspects, the Amritsar Commissionerate revealed on Tuesday.

Authorities seized 1.5 kg of heroin, nearly Rs 2 lakh in cash, and several firearms in a sting operation targeting the alleged smuggling ring.

The accused, all from Ranian village, reportedly worked with Pakistan-based handlers via social media to smuggle arms and narcotics using drones. Further investigations aim to uncover more links.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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