Two suspected terrorists were taken into custody by Punjab Police on Tuesday, along with a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) that was meant for a "targeted terror attack."

Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav wrote on X, "In an intelligence-based operation, Amritsar rural police, in close coordination with central agencies, apprehend two terror operatives, Mehakdeep Singh @ Mehak and Aditya @ Adhi, from Amritsar and recover one rocket propelled grenade (RPG)."
"The accused were in contact with Harpreet Singh @ Vicky, who is currently incarcerated in Ferozepur Jail, and with the Pakistani ISI agent who sent the weapon, according to preliminary investigation," he stated.

The RPG was designed for a "targeted terror attack," according to the DGP.

"A first information report, or FIR, has been filed at Amritsar's Gharinda police station. To uncover the complete network, more research is being done," he stated.

The head of Punjab Police reaffirmed the force's determination to destroy international terror and organised crime networks that are supported by Pakistan's ISI.

On October 18, while conducting a search operation in the Ferozepur district near Tindiwala village, Punjab Police, along with the Border Security Force (BSF), found a packet of heroin.

Alert BSF forces, along with Punjab Police, carried out a search operation in response to specific intelligence and found one 602g packet of heroin in a field close to Tindiwala in Ferozepur. 

"A first information report, or FIR, has been filed at Amritsar's Gharinda police station. To uncover the complete network, more research is being done," he stated.

Alert BSF forces, along with Punjab Police, carried out a search operation in response to specific intelligence and found one 602g packet of heroin in a field close to Tindiwala in Ferozepur. Based on a specific input from the BSF intelligence wing, BSF personnel conducted a thorough search operation on the Amritsar border. The search resulted in the discovery of a huge package carrying 3.6 kg of ICE drug from a farmland close to Bhaini Rajputana hamlet. According to the BSF's Punjab frontier public relations officer, the package, which is wrapped in yellow adhesive tape and has illuminating strips and a metal ring attached, shows a drone dropping.

A pistol wrapped in yellow sticky tape was found by the BSF in a field close to Amritsar's Roranwala Khurd hamlet during another search operation.