AMRITSAR, April 24 -- Police busted a cross-border drug and arms smuggling module, arresting three persons and seizing 915 grams of ICE (methamphetamine) and five sophisticated pistols from their possession, Punjab director general of police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav said on Thursday. Those arrested were identified as Sukhwinder Singh, 21, Sola Singh, 29, and Karan Singh, 22, all residents of Sahanke village in Ferozepur. The recovered weapons include two 9MM Glock and three .30-bore pistols along with two live cartridges. Yadav said preliminary investigation revealed that the accused were in contact with Pakistan-based smugglers through social media platforms and were receiving contrabands through drones from across the border. They were acting as local handlers for the distribution of drugs and illegal arms, he added. Further investigation was underway to dismantle the entire network, Yadav said. Sharing details, Amritsar commissioner of police Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said police teams arrested the accused based on secret information. During the operation, a .30-bore pistol was initially recovered and on the disclosure of the accused, 915 grams of ICE and four more pistols were recovered. Bhullar said probe had revealed that consignment of drugs and weapons were dropped in the forest areas of the Ferozepur sector. The accused used to retrieve weapon and drug consignments from these areas, he added. A case under the NDPS Act and the Arms Act has been registered at the Gate Hakima police station in Amritsar....