Earlier, drones were used mainly for drug trafficking, but agencies now say Pakistan is sending weapons, fake currency and even explosives into Barmer, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Sri Ganganagar and Hanumangarh. Gangsters in Rajasthan are also accessing these foreign weapons through the same network. In the GogaMedi murder case, Chinese and Turkish-made arms were used, and Anmol Bishnoi admitted during NIA questioning that weapons were procured via Pakistan-backed drones.

Illegal arms recovery has surged in Rajasthan, with over 300 foreign and prohibited weapons seized in just 10 months of 2025. This includes AK-47s and high-calibre pistols from Jhunjhunu, Hanumangarh and Dholpur.

Intelligence inputs indicate Pakistan has expanded drone smuggling from only drugs to a four-tier network involving drugs, weapons, fake currency and explosive

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Residents earlier had to walk long distances or depend on costly private vehicles due to the absence of a local bus stop. The new facility ensures that all RSRTC buses — including ordinary and express services — will now halt regularly in these villages, improving access to education, healthcare, jobs, and markets.

This approval came after BJP Youth Morcha District President Sushil Joshi submitted a memorandum highlighting villagers’ difficulties. Taking immediate note, Dr. Bairwa ordered the Transport Department to act quickly, following which RSRTC Hanumangarh issued an official notification.

The decision is expected to greatly benefit students, farmers, labourers, women, and senior citizens by ensuring safer and smoother travel.

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