Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir (ANTF) duty unit (ANTF) on Thursday claimed to break the cross-border narcotics smuggling racket with the arrest of three people including a former waiter with Heroin Hero who was worth RS 14 Crores who recovered from their ownership.
Flanked by Sunil Jasotia Inspector and Ankush Sharma, Senior Police Supervisor (SSP), J & K Antf Vinay Sharma at a press conference told reporters and said, “The ANTF team on July 19, from the reliable input received information about smuggling heroin from Khour to Akhnoor In two-wheeled vehicles, “said SSP J & K Antf Sharma,” acting quickly the Antel team swung actions and putting checkpoints to capture narcotics smugglers.
“” One two-wheeled vehicle (Scooty JK02BA-0104) was intercepted and during his search, One Package Heroin Bearing 777 Mark shows the restored cross-border link.
” SSP J & K Antf said that the driver was Naresh Kumar aka Kurkaa bin Mohan Lal from the village of Mangiyalan Avtara, Khour-akhnoor District Jammu was arrested in place.
“As long as the question, the person who was arrested also revealed the name of his two colleagues who deal with the smuggling of cross borders and had hidden a heroin package somewhere close to the international border,” Sharma said.
He said that two people were identified as Kamal Singh son.
Vakil Singh from Rishi Colony, Khour and Balbir Singh aka Kala (ex-serviceman) Jagga Singh’s son also from Khour, was detained after a series of attacks.
“As long as the sustainable question duo was disclosed that the heroin package was hidden near the international border (IB).” Thus the duo was brought to a place on the Garar Khour border while the troops were also taken and the one-kg 777 package with 777.
Heroin was restored, “said SSP Sharma .
He said, “In further interrogation, people accused of revealing the modus of cross-border drug smugglers where they revealed that Pakistani drug dealers threw a consignment to the side of India and should be appointed by the person accused”.
The case under the relevant section From the legal stands registered with the defendant and further investigation is to ensure advanced relationships and backwards from cross-border drug cartels.
Cross Border Narco-Smuggling Racket was broken, three held with Heroin worth Rs 14 Crore
