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Major Anti-Drug Operation Uncovers Drone-Dropped Arms and Explosives at Rajasthan Border
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News18•13-10-2026, 23:24
Major Anti-Drug Operation Uncovers Drone-Dropped Arms and Explosives at Rajasthan Border
- •The Border Security Force, Rajasthan ANTF, and local police recovered a massive consignment of weapons, ammunition, and explosives near the India-Pakistan border in Sri Ganganagar.
- •The seized items included two Turkish-made Zigana pistols, roughly 650 cartridges, four magazines, electronic equipment, and suspected RDX explosive material.
- •Investigators believe the cache was dropped across the border via a drone from Pakistan.
- •Two young men hailing from Punjab have been arrested in connection with the ongoing investigation.
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Security forces recovered a consignment consisting of two Turkish-made Zigana pistols, around 650 cartridges, four magazines, electronic equipment, and suspected explosives including RDX near the Sri Ganganagar border.
Two young men from Punjab, specifically residents of Jalandhar and Ferozepur districts, were apprehended at the spot in connection with the case.
The joint security and search operation was conducted by the Border Security Force (BSF), the Rajasthan Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF), and local police.
