AMRITSAR, May 19 -- The Amritsar commissionerate police busted an international narco- trafficking cartel with the arrest its three operatives and recovery of 10.2kg heroin from their possession, said director Punjab general of police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav on Sunday. The arrested drug smugglers have been identified as Akashdeep Singh (22) and Akash alias Mota (19), both residents of Cheema Kalan in Tarn Taran; and Sandeep Singh (30), a resident of Kotli Vasawa Singh in Tarn Taran. Police teams have also impounded two motorcycles, which were being used to deliver the heroin. in a release issued here, Yadav said preliminary probe has revealed that Akashdeep and Sandeep were in touch with Pakistan-based smugglers from across the border for the past six years. They were using drones to deliver heroin consignments across the border, which was then distributed at various locations, he said. Sharing operation details, Amritsar commissioner of police Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said acting on reliable inputs, a team under the supervision of DCP detective Ravinderpal Singh, ADCP detective Jagbinder Singh and ACP detective Harminder Singh Sandhu and led by in-charge CIA Staff-1 Amolakdeep Singh, apprehended the the accused from Gurdwara Bohri Sahib road, along with 1.01 kg heroin and a motorcycle. He said that based on the interrogation of accused, police teams also arrested their accomplice Sandeep Singh from Chabhal Road along with 9.2 kg of heroin and a motorcycle. A case under Sections 21-C, 23 and 29 of the NDPS Act has been registered. The Border Security Force (BSF) seized DJI Mavic 3 Classic drone in broken condition from a farming field adjacent to the Rattankhurd village of Amritsar district on Sunday morning, according to a press release. The drone is presumed to have fallen due to technical interference of electronic countermeasures deployed on board, the release said. Earlier on May 14, the BSF had recovered a pistol, a drone, and a packet of suspected heroin in three separate incidents along the India-Pakistan border in Punjab. The recoveries were made based on reliable intelligence inputs from the BSF intelligence wing. According to the BSF, the first recovery occurred at around 8.15 am near Mahawa village in the Amritsar district. Troops conducting a search operation recovered one pistol along with a magazine from a harvested field....