New Delhi: In Punjab, the investigation of arms smuggling through suspected drones from Pakistan has now been handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA). The Union Home Ministry has accepted this demand of the Punjab government. Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh wrote a letter to Home Minister Amit Shah for a high-level inquiry into the matter. A few days ago the Punjab Police recovered a cache of weapons from Pakistan via drone.
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The consignment of AK-47 rifles and their magazines during the past week has created many challenges for security agencies. The stranded terrorists of the arrested Khalistan Zindabad Force are linked to Ranjit Singh Neeta, sitting in Pakistan, and Paramjit Singh Panjwad of the Khalistan Commando Force who is plotting to revive terrorism in Punjab at the behest of the ISI.
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On Monday, the Special Task Force and the Border Security Force arrested three youths in Punjab during a joint operation. Subsequently, five AK-47 rifles, 10 magazines of AK-47 rifles, 200 cartridges, a Glock pistol made from Austria, 20 cartridges and two magazines were recovered from Mamadou area of Firozpur sector on his spot. Pakistan has often been promoting anti-India activities in Punjab.
