BSF Seized Gold Rings Worth More Than Rs 31 Lakh
BSF seized gold rings worth more than Rs 31 lakh from the Bangladesh border. The Border Security Force (BSF) has seized 208 pieces of gold rings weighing 604.510 grams.
Thwarting smuggling near the India-Bangladesh border in Nadia district of Bengal. A statement from the BSF on Friday said that the value of the seized gold has been estimated at Rs 31,32,268.
These ornaments were being illegally smuggled from India to Bangladesh by crossing the international border from the area of Banpur, 54th Battalion, the BSF border outpost in Nadia.
According to the statement, on October 8, on Thursday, after the BSF’s intelligence branch reported the smuggling of gold jewelry from the area of Border Outpost Banpur, the soldiers put a special operation in front of the India-Bangladesh border fence.
At around two and a half in the afternoon, the Ambush Party witnessed the movement of a suspected smuggler who was moving from India towards India Bangladesh border fence. As the smuggler approached the fence, he threw a red plastic packet over the fence towards Bangladesh.
At the same time, taking immediate action, the BSF jawans warned him and chased him but he managed to take advantage of the thick bushes and flee towards Banpur village. After that, the Ambush party searched the area and recovered a red plastic packet.
A total of 208 rings of gold (weight of all rings is about 604.510 grams) was recovered from the packet and its value was estimated at Rs 31,32,268. BSF has handed over the seized jewelry to the Banpur Custom Office.
Officials say that the BSF’s South Bengal Frontier is constantly campaigning to stop smuggling along the India-Bangladesh international border, causing smugglers to face a lot of difficulty in carrying out their criminal activities. Many of them are being caught and punished for committing crimes.
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Police have arrested eight accused of supplying MDMA (Methylene Dioxi Methamphetamine), a narcotic substance in the state.
What has been revealed in the interrogation of the arrested accused is quite shocking. The arrested accused include leaders, soldiers, and MBA students. The accused used to supply drugs in Raipur as well as parties in Bilaspur and Durg.
He used to fly to Goa and Pune by plane and return by road carrying drugs. Police have seized 93 grams of MDMA from the accused. Police claim that five people will be arrested soon from the capital in the drug supply case.
Raipur ASSP Ajay Yadav said that two different gangs in Raipur and Bilaspur were supplying drugs. Shreyans and Vikas Banchore looked after the Minhaj Memon supplies in Bilaspur.
When Memon’s business started growing, he joined Abhishek aka David in this business with him. Meanwhile, there was a dispute between the two, and Abhishek’s network intensified.
