Cracking the Drone Smuggling Case at the Bikaner Border
IG Bikaner Range Omprakash Paswan announced that the alleged drone-based weapon smuggling case at Khajuwala border was initially a difficult 'blind case' but was solved through technical surveillance. The investigation saw progress following the interrogation of a prisoner linked to Pakistan in February 2026.
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Bikaner Range's Inspector General Omprakash Paswan revealed a breakthrough in the investigation of a weapon smuggling operation allegedly conducted via drones at the Khajuwala border, describing the case as initially 'blind' due to the complexity and lack of leads.
The case, which occurred in February 2026, saw new developments once authorities secured a production warrant for Sukhwinder alias Sonu, a prisoner serving time under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act since 2023.
According to Paswan, there is evidence to suggest that the case is linked to Pakistan, which adds a sensitive international dimension to the criminal investigation. Updates and further details are anticipated as the probe continues.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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