Close X
Thursday, September 19, 2024
ADVT 
India

BSF, Punjab Police seize 1.710 kg heroin

Darpan News Desk IANS, 15 Sep, 2023 02:24 PM
  • BSF, Punjab Police seize 1.710 kg heroin

Chandigarh, Sep 15 (IANS) In an intelligence-led operation, the BSF along with Punjab Police on Friday recovered 1.710 kg heroin on input shared by Jalandhar Rural Police.

Till now, 24.710 kg heroin has been recovered from the possession of Malkeet Singh Kali and his associates, Punjab Police said in a post on X.

First information reports (FIRs) have been registered at the State Special Operation Cell (SSOC) police station in Fazilka.

Earlier this month, Punjab Police arrested Kali, who sent three swimmers to collect a consignment of 50 kg heroin from Pakistan. Kali's arrest came in less than a month after the Jalandhar Rural Police had arrested drug smuggler Joga Singh, who swam into the Pakistan jurisdiction to retrieve the heroin consignment and eight kg heroin.

DGP Gaurav Yadav had said following forward and backwards linkages in this case, Jalandhar Rural Police have arrested Kali, who is resident of Tendi Wala village in Ferozepur, and recovered the heroin kept in his shoulder bag.

Divulging details, SSP Jalandhar (Rural) Mukhwinder Singh Bhullar had said Kali revealed that he was in regular touch with a Pakistan-based drug smuggler Haider Ali, who helped him in smuggling the heroin consignments to India in lieu of hawala operator.

MORE India ARTICLES

On 1st death anniversary of Sonali Phogat, family members still clueless about reasons behind murder

On 1st death anniversary of Sonali Phogat, family members still clueless about reasons behind murder
Tiktok-star-turned politician Phogat's murder case is still under investigation by the CBI, and the family has been seeking justice. On her first death anniversary, the family members alleged that they are still waiting for proper answers. What was the motive behind her murder? Why was she killed?

On 1st death anniversary of Sonali Phogat, family members still clueless about reasons behind murder

26 killed as under-construction railway bridge collapses in Mizoram

26 killed as under-construction railway bridge collapses in Mizoram
At least 26 workers were killed and two others injured after an under-construction railway bridge collapsed near the mountainous Sairang area of Mizoram on Wednesday, officials of Mizoram Relief and Disaster Management Department said. Police officials, however, said that 23 workers were killed and 18 bodies recovered till 5 p.m. late Wednesday afternoon.

26 killed as under-construction railway bridge collapses in Mizoram

CM Kejriwal inaugurates roads, drainage development projects in Delhi

CM Kejriwal inaugurates roads, drainage development projects in Delhi
Works, including roads, sewer lines, new water lines, gas pipelines, etc., have been completed in areas like Vaishali, Dabri Extension, Durga Park, Vashist Park, Raghunagar and Sagarpur. The local residents are extremely pleased with the completion of these works. 

CM Kejriwal inaugurates roads, drainage development projects in Delhi

World hails India's spectacular moon landing feat

World hails India's spectacular moon landing feat
The world hailed India as it became only the fourth country to land a spacecraft on the moon after the US, Russia, and China, and the first to land on South Pole. The mission marks the first landing of any country near the South Pole and the first lunar landing for India. 

World hails India's spectacular moon landing feat

A week of suspense and excitement for Indians

A week of suspense and excitement for Indians
On Monday, Indian chess Grandmaster (GM) R.Praggnanandhaa made the nation's spirits reach the moon by entering the finals of the FIDE World Cup defeating world number 3, the American GM Fabiano Caruana. 

A week of suspense and excitement for Indians

2 held at Bengaluru airport with cigarettes worth Rs 8.16 lakh

2 held at Bengaluru airport with cigarettes worth Rs 8.16 lakh
The Bengaluru Customs officials on Tuesday said that they have arrested two persons for allegedly smuggling 48,000 cigarette sticks worth Rs 8.16 lakh. A senior Customs official said that both the accused were held based on basic profiling. The official said that both the passengers arrived at Bengaluru airport from Bangkok at 10:15 p.m. on August 21. 

2 held at Bengaluru airport with cigarettes worth Rs 8.16 lakh