BSF Recovers Two Austria-Made Pistols Suspected to be Airdropped by Pakistani Drone in Punjab

In a notable development, the Border Security Force (BSF) successfully recovered two Glock pistols suspected to have been airdropped by a Pakistani drone near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab’s Tarn Taran district. The recovery came following specific information and a search operation launched by BSF troops after retrieving a China-made drone from a field in Khalra village.

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After the recovery of a Pakistani drone in Village Khalra, a massive search operation was launched by BSF troops in the vicinity, resulting in the successful recovery of two pistols (Glock… pic.twitter.com/3IGw8wc0gD

— BSF PUNJAB FRONTIER (@BSF_Punjab) December 2, 2023

The BSF, known for its vigilant efforts in tracking and countering drone intrusions, emphasized its commitment to addressing security challenges along the border. The recovery of the Glock pistols, manufactured in Austria, highlights the ongoing threat posed by such activities, prompting the BSF to maintain a proactive stance in securing the region.

The weapons, found wrapped with yellow adhesive tape, were discovered on the premises of a government school in Khalra during the continued search operation conducted by BSF personnel. The recovery underscores the importance of continuous surveillance and efforts to thwart illicit activities that may jeopardize border security.