Punjab: BSF catches Pakistani Hexacopter drone in Amritsar

Amritsar (Punjab) [India], June 7 : The Boundary Security Power (BSF) blocked a Pakistani robot on the edges of Ghoga town in Amritsar region of Punjab, an authority explanation said.

According to an authority discharge from the BSF, the flying article was a gathered hexacopter, recuperated in broken condition.

"Watchful BSF troops blocked a thought flying item and quickly followed its development to expect its dropping zone the evening of June 7. Accordingly, the dropping zone was cordoned off, and a broad hunt activity was led by BSF troops," said the delivery.

"During the pursuit of the thought dropping region, at roughly 5.20 am, the alarm troops effectively recuperated a hexacopter from the edges of Ghoga town in Amritsar Locale," it added.

The brief and attentive activities of the BSF troops have by and by frustrated an illegal robot interruption from across the line, as per the delivery.

Prior, a Bangladeshi public was captured for supposedly endeavoring to cross the boundary wrongfully at Dharmanagar's Baruakandi town in Tripura North on Wednesday night, the BSF said.

As per reports, the charged, Azim Uddin, initially hails from Sylhet, Bangladesh.

Regardless of holding a French identification and visa, Azim Uddin didn't have the vital documentation to go from India to Bangladesh legitimately.

Thusly, he endeavored to cross the line unlawfully at Gaurakandi, close to Dharmanagar, by paying an intermediary, Islam Uddin, an amount of fifteen hundred rupees.

In any case, Azim Uddin was secured by the 139th Legion of BSF during his endeavor to cross into Bangladesh. Both Azim Uddin and the specialist, Islam Uddin, were given over to Dharmanagar police by the BSF.