AMRITSAR, July 28 -- Amritsar police on Monday busted a cross-border arms and narcotics smuggling module with the arrest of four people and recovered five sophisticated .30-bore pistols, 2.015 kg heroin, and Rs.5 lakh in drug money, director general of police Gaurav Yadav said. The accused were identified as Bittu Kumar, alias Bhaiya, 20, of Navi Abadi in Amritsar, Sahib Singh, 21, originally from Dhagana village and currently residing at Fateh Singh Colony, Amritsar, Sanjeev Kumar alias Nannu, 22, of Pink Colony in Tarn Taran, and Sandeep Singh alias, Sunny, 22, of Amritsar. Preliminary probe revealed that the accused were involved in cross-border smuggling of illegal weapons and narcotics, the DGP said, adding that further investigation is underway. Amritsar commissioner of police Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said that police teams, acting on reliable intelligence, first arrested Bittu and Sahib, and recovered a pistol. Two more pistols were subsequently recovered based on their disclosure. Acting on their disclosures, police later arrested Sanjeev and Sandeep and recovered 2.015 kg of heroin along with Rs.5 lakh drug money. Two more pistols were later recovered, he said. Bhullar said Bittu is wanted in several criminal cases related to the Arms Act and theft. An FIR under Sections 25(1B) and 24(6,7,8) of the Arms Act and Sections 21-C, 27-A and 29 of the NDPS Act has been registered at Sadar police station, the officials said. Two persons, including a woman, were arrested with 1.35kg of heroin in Kapurthala on Monday, officials said. The accused have been identified as Sandeep Kaur of Lakhe Khole village and Karan of Pathe village in Kapurthala district. Senior superintendent of police (SSP) Gaurav Toora said acting on the tip-off, the police teams laid a checkpoint on the Kapurthala-Sultanpur Lodhi road and intercepted a four-wheeler. "During a search, police recovered 1.35kg of heroin stacked in a polythene bag," he said....