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Punjab Cops Seize 3.5 Kg Of Heroin, Arrest 3 In Drug, Arms Smuggling Racket
The Punjab Police on Monday said it has arrested three more people and seized 3.5 kg of heroin during an investigation connected to a cross-border drug and arms smuggling racket busted on December 31.
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Cross-Border Drugs Smuggling Racket Operated In US Busted, 2 Arrested: Punjab Cops
With the arrest of two men and seizure of six kilograms of heroin from their possession, the Punjab Police on Sunday claimed to have busted a cross-border drugs-smuggling racket operated by a US-based smuggler.
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Punjab Cops Find ISI Link In Cross-Border Drone Delivery Of Explosives
Punjab Police said ISI agent Asif Dongar had sent 40 big consignments of drugs, RDX explosives, hand grenades and ammunition into India over the last seven months, using Chinese-made drones
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8 Kg Opium Found In Ambulance Used For Smuggling Narcotics: Punjab Cops
Punjab Police on Sunday claimed to have busted an inter-state racket with the arrest of three persons involved in smuggling of opium in an ambulance.
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Border Force Constable Arrested In Drugs, Arms Smuggling Racket: Cops
A .30 bore, made-in-China pistol along with five live cartridges and Rs 24.50 lakh were recovered from the three accused, identified as Border Security Force Constable Rajendra Prashad and two locals, Surmail Singh and Gurjant Singh, said Director General of Police Dinkar Gupta.
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Inter-State Drug Racket Mastermind Arrested By Punjab Police: Top Cop
The mastermind of a drug cartel has been arrested by the Punjab Police, a day after the Barnala Police busted an inter-state gang of illegal syndicates supplying psychotropic drugs in 11 states and more than 50 districts of India.
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Punjab Cops Bust Drug Racket, Seize Heroin Worth Nearly Rs 2,000 Crore
Punjab's Special Task Force busted a major narco-terror racket on Thursday night, seizing nearly 195 kilograms of heroin-worth about Rs 2,000 crore-from a house in Amritsar. Six people, including an Afghan national, have been arrested.
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Punjab Cops Seize 3.5 Kg Of Heroin, Arrest 3 In Drug, Arms Smuggling Racket
The Punjab Police on Monday said it has arrested three more people and seized 3.5 kg of heroin during an investigation connected to a cross-border drug and arms smuggling racket busted on December 31.
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Cross-Border Drugs Smuggling Racket Operated In US Busted, 2 Arrested: Punjab Cops
With the arrest of two men and seizure of six kilograms of heroin from their possession, the Punjab Police on Sunday claimed to have busted a cross-border drugs-smuggling racket operated by a US-based smuggler.
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Punjab Cops Find ISI Link In Cross-Border Drone Delivery Of Explosives
Punjab Police said ISI agent Asif Dongar had sent 40 big consignments of drugs, RDX explosives, hand grenades and ammunition into India over the last seven months, using Chinese-made drones
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8 Kg Opium Found In Ambulance Used For Smuggling Narcotics: Punjab Cops
Punjab Police on Sunday claimed to have busted an inter-state racket with the arrest of three persons involved in smuggling of opium in an ambulance.
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Border Force Constable Arrested In Drugs, Arms Smuggling Racket: Cops
A .30 bore, made-in-China pistol along with five live cartridges and Rs 24.50 lakh were recovered from the three accused, identified as Border Security Force Constable Rajendra Prashad and two locals, Surmail Singh and Gurjant Singh, said Director General of Police Dinkar Gupta.
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Inter-State Drug Racket Mastermind Arrested By Punjab Police: Top Cop
The mastermind of a drug cartel has been arrested by the Punjab Police, a day after the Barnala Police busted an inter-state gang of illegal syndicates supplying psychotropic drugs in 11 states and more than 50 districts of India.
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Punjab Cops Bust Drug Racket, Seize Heroin Worth Nearly Rs 2,000 Crore
Punjab's Special Task Force busted a major narco-terror racket on Thursday night, seizing nearly 195 kilograms of heroin-worth about Rs 2,000 crore-from a house in Amritsar. Six people, including an Afghan national, have been arrested.
