NCB Action Against Pakistani Drugs in Jammu Kashmir: The action of the Narcotics Control Bureau in Jammu on Tuesday (March 14) backfired on Pakistan's plans when a large amount of narcotics was destroyed. Went. More than 300 kg of drugs worth about Rs 800 crore sent through smuggling from across the border were destroyed. It was told that drugs were sent from Pakistan for the purpose of promoting terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir.
Along with this, the government is now taking the help of America to stop arms and drugs being sent through drones from across the border. Talking to the media in Jammu, Deputy Director General of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Gyaneshwar Singh said that about 153 kg of heroin was recovered in 4 cases in Jammu and Kashmir, which was destroyed after court orders. Is. Along with this, in about half a dozen cases, the Narcotics Control Bureau has also destroyed 177 kg of charas.
NCB destroys 330 kg of Pakistani drugs
Significantly, in Samba district of Jammu, the Narcotics Control Bureau destroyed 330 kg of drugs sent from Pakistan. Gyaneshwar Singh has claimed that drones are used by Pakistan to send drugs to India, which is a big challenge. To meet this challenge, the Narcotics Control Bureau has held a meeting with BSF, Jammu and Kashmir Police, Punjab Police and Rajasthan Police and on their demand, the Bureau had called experts from America to come up with new techniques and strategies to crack down on cross-border smugglers. The threat of drones can be dealt with.
NCB's DDG said - Most of the drugs are coming from outside
Dnyaneshwar Singh claimed that during his visit to Jammu, he spoke to senior police and officers of other agencies to stop the drug trade. He said that the geographical location of India is such that it is in the middle of the Golden Triangle and most of the drugs are coming from outside.
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