Massive Heroin Seizure by BSF at India-Pakistan Border

The Border Security Force (BSF) recovered over 13 kg of heroin near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab's Tarn Taran district. Acting on intelligence, BSF troops discovered the narcotics in plastic bottles concealed within a hume pipe, marking a major interdiction effort by the force.

The Border Security Force (BSF) achieved a notable success in its ongoing battle against narcotics smuggling along the volatile India-Pakistan border. More than 13 kg of heroin was uncovered by BSF troops in Punjab's Tarn Taran district following a tip-off, an official stated on Thursday.

The contraband was discovered concealed in plastic bottles within a hume pipe, a type of concrete structure commonly utilized for irrigation purposes. The intelligence wing of the BSF provided the crucial information that led to this interception.

BSF officials lauded the vigilance and swift response of their personnel, which were pivotal in intercepting this significant drug consignment attempting entry into the country from across the border.

(With inputs from agencies.)