BSF Recovered 10 Kg Heroin From Zero Lines In Akhnoor
BSF recovered 10 kg heroin from zero lines in Akhnoor, Pakistan sent a consignment. BSF jawans have recovered 10 kg heroin from the Akhnoor area along the border.
This heroin, recovered in ten packets of one kg each, was put in a bag and kept hidden in the bushes on the Jori line of the Indo-Pakistan border.
Heroin was recovered by BSF when BSF jawans noticed suspicious movement near Zero Line.
After seeing suspicious movement, the 92nd Battalion of BSF started patrolling near the zero lines at around 1 pm on Monday, when a bag was found lying in the bushes, which was taken over by the BSF personnel.
When the bag was opened, ten packets of heroin were found lying inside and each packet weighed one kilo.
After this recovery, BSF also launched a search operation in the area but nothing else was found there.
At the same time, IG BSF NS Jamwal said that information about heroin smuggling from across the border is continuously being received. BSF personnel is fully alert on the border.
At the same time, it is feared that the consignment of this heroin found in the zero lines from across the border would have been hidden in the bushes by the smugglers only after coming from across the border.
The possibility of transporting this consignment to the zero lines is being ruled out from the fact that it was kept hidden in the bushes.
It is not possible to hide the bag in bushes like this with the help of a drone.
Seeing the alertness of the BSF in front of the zero lines, the smugglers from across the border could not muster the courage to cross the barricade and they hid in these bushes so that the smugglers could take this consignment from this side if given a chance.
Black marketing of government diesel busted, two people caught – two liters of diesel recovered.
Police have busted the black marketing of government diesel in the Krishnapur Manwal area on the outskirts of the city.
About two hundred liters of diesel have been seized by the police. The seized diesel is being told of Graf.
Vijay Kumar and Purushottam Kumar, both residents of Korga, who were caught in the charge of black marketing of diesel, are being questioned for how long have they been involved in black marketing of diesel before this.
Police are investigating the role of Graff’s employees in this case. A case has been registered at Jhajjarkotli police station.
Jammu Police’s intelligence wing District Special Branch (DSB) personnel received information that government diesel was being secretly brought in a vehicle coming from Udhampur towards Manwal.
On this information, DSB jawans along with Manwal police put up a Naka in the Krishnapur area.
Meanwhile, vehicle number JK14A-9597 passing through was stopped for investigation. A drum was lying in the rear of the vehicle.
