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In a joint operation, the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad(ATS) and the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) have recovered nearly 90 kilogram of heroin worth Rs 450 crore from a shipping container that arrived at the Pipavav port in Amreli district from Iran, the state DGP said on Friday.
To dodge the authorities, the drug syndicate had applied a unique modus operandi in which threads were soaked in a solution containing heroin, which were then dried, made into bales and packed in bags for export, said Gujarat Director General of Police Ashish Bhatia.
"The container, having large bags of threads, arrived at the Pipavav port from Iran nearly five months back. A forensic analysis of four suspicious bags having threads weighing nearly 395 kg revealed that the threads contained opiate derivative or heroin. In all, we found nearly 90 kg of heroin worth Rs 450 crore from those threads," Bhatia told reporters in Gandhinagar.
In a release, the DRI said these bags having heroin-soaked threads were shipped along with other bags having bales of normal threads to avoid detection by the authorities.
"The modus operandi in this case would have required the extraction of heroin mixed in the threads. Examination and seizure proceedings by the DRI under the provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985 are underway," said the release

Gujarat drug bust: heroin worth Rs 450 crore recovered from Pipavav port

In a joint operation, the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad&nbsp;and the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence recovered nearly 90 kilogram of heroin worth Rs 450 crore from a shipping container that arrived at the Pipavav port in Amreli district from Iran.
To dodge the authorities, the drug syndicate had applied a unique modus operandi in which threads were soaked in a solution containing heroin, which were then dried, made into bales and packed in bags for export, officials said.&nbsp;
The DRI said bags containing heroin-soaked threads were shipped along with bales of normal threads to avoid detection.

Unique modus operandi&nbsp;used to transport drugs.&nbsp;Threads&nbsp;soaked in a solution containing heroin, dried, made into bales and packed in bags for export

In a joint operation, the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad(ATS) and the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) have recovered nearly 90 kilogram of heroin worth Rs 450 crore from a shipping container that arrived at the Pipavav port in Amreli district from Iran, the state DGP said on Friday.
To dodge the authorities, the drug syndicate had applied a unique modus operandi in which threads were soaked in a solution containing heroin, which were then dried, made into bales and packed in bags for export, said Gujarat Director General of Police Ashish Bhatia.
"The container, having large bags of threads, arrived at the Pipavav port from Iran nearly five months back. A forensic analysis of four suspicious bags having threads weighing nearly 395 kg revealed that the threads contained opiate derivative or heroin. In all, we found nearly 90 kg of heroin worth Rs 450 crore from those threads," Bhatia told reporters in Gandhinagar.
In a release, the DRI said these bags having heroin-soaked threads were shipped along with other bags having bales of normal threads to avoid detection by the authorities.
"The modus operandi in this case would have required the extraction of heroin mixed in the threads. Examination and seizure proceedings by the DRI under the provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985 are underway," said the release

Adani to stop all cargo from Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan
Decision to be implemented from November 15 at all Adani ports&nbsp;
NIA probing case of 2,988 kg heroin seizure from Mundra port&nbsp;

Adani Ports to stop all cargo from Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan amid drug seizure probe

Adani blocks imports and exports from Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan as NIA continues probe on Mundra port drug seizure. 

Adani restricts cargo from Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan

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Adani to stop all cargo from Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan
Decision to be implemented from November 15 at all Adani ports&nbsp;
NIA probing case of 2,988 kg heroin seizure from Mundra port&nbsp;

DRI&nbsp;seized&nbsp; 2,988.21 kg of heroin at the Adani's&nbsp;Mundra Port on September 16.

Adani Ports announced that it will not handle cargo from Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan on any of it's ports starting November 15. The restriction comes as NIA&nbsp;continues it's probe on the Mundra&nbsp;Port drug haul.&nbsp; In September nearly 3,000 kilograms of heroin valued at Rs 20,000 cr was seized from two containers at Gujarat's Mundra port, run by the Adani Group. The consignment had come from Afghanistan, one of the largest illegal producers of opium. The&nbsp;National Investigation Agency&nbsp;(NIA) on Saturday conducted searches at multiple locations in the country in connection to the drug haul and said various incriminating documents, articles and other items have been seized. The consignment was marked for&nbsp;Aashi Trading Company of&nbsp;Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh. Last month, a special court for NDPS in Gujarat directed the DRI to investigate if the &ldquo;Mundra Adani Port, its management and its authority gained any benefits&rdquo; from the import of the consignment.

Education tech giant&nbsp;Byju's has paused its sponsorship&nbsp;with Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan following his son Aryan Khan&rsquo;s arrest in a drug case in Mumbai. Reports indicate Byju's&nbsp;stopped ads featuring actor after it came under fire on social media.
Byju&rsquo;s SRK deal is reportedly one of the largest for the actor with an annual fee of Rs 3-4 crore.&nbsp;Shah Rukh Khan&nbsp;has been a brand ambassador for the company since 2017.ET reported that&nbsp;Byju&rsquo;s pulled SRK ads as the company would not like to be associated with the actor given the controversy around Khan&rsquo;s son. However, it is not clear if the company has dropped the actor as its brand ambassador altogether.&nbsp;Aryan Khan and seven others were accused caught in a drug bust on a cruise ship &lsquo;Cordelia&rsquo; sailing from Mumbai to Goa last week. The raids conducted by undercover Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) sleuths produced a haul of 13 grams of cocaine, 21 grams of Hashish, 22 pills of MDMA and 5 grams of MD, the anti-drugs agency said, according to news agency PTI.

Byju’s pulls ads featuring Shah Rukh Khan amid Aryan Khan's drug case

King Khan's ads paused by India's largest education platform Byju's amid son Aryan Khan's drug case. 

Byju's pauses SRK ads 

Education tech giant&nbsp;Byju's has paused its sponsorship&nbsp;with Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan following his son Aryan Khan&rsquo;s arrest in a drug case in Mumbai. Reports indicate Byju's&nbsp;stopped ads featuring actor after it came under fire on social media.
Byju&rsquo;s SRK deal is reportedly one of the largest for the actor with an annual fee of Rs 3-4 crore.&nbsp;Shah Rukh Khan&nbsp;has been a brand ambassador for the company since 2017.
ET reported that&nbsp;Byju&rsquo;s pulled SRK ads as the company would not like to be associated with the actor given the controversy around Khan&rsquo;s son. However, it is not clear if the company has dropped the actor as its brand ambassador altogether.&nbsp;

Byju&rsquo;s was one of the largest sponsorship deals for the actor

Education tech giant&nbsp;Byju's has paused its sponsorship&nbsp;with Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan following his son Aryan Khan&rsquo;s arrest in a drug case in Mumbai. Reports indicate Byju's&nbsp;stopped ads featuring actor after it came under fire on social media.
Byju&rsquo;s SRK deal is reportedly one of the largest for the actor with an annual fee of Rs 3-4 crore.&nbsp;Shah Rukh Khan&nbsp;has been a brand ambassador for the company since 2017.
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ET reported that&nbsp;Byju&rsquo;s pulled SRK ads as the company would not like to be associated with the actor given the controversy around Khan&rsquo;s son. However, it is not clear if the company has dropped the actor as its brand ambassador altogether.&nbsp; Aryan Khan and seven others were accused caught in a drug bust on a cruise ship &lsquo;Cordelia&rsquo; sailing from Mumbai to Goa last week. The raids conducted by undercover Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) sleuths produced a haul of 13 grams of cocaine, 21 grams of Hashish, 22 pills of MDMA and 5 grams of MD, the anti-drugs agency said, according to news agency PTI.

Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani on Tuesday extended the support to the Congress. Though he did not formally join the party as he is an independent MLA, he said he is a 'part of the Congress ideologically'. He explained that if he joins the party he will not be able to continue as MLA.
Hitting out at the BJP, he said Gujrat has already witnessed what India is facing today.
Slamming the BJP led Gujarat govt, Mevani&nbsp;alleged 3000kg of drug was brought in to lure 15 to 20 lakhs unemployed people. He further claimed that instead of providing employment, the youth are being turned into addicts.

Jignesh Mevani slams Gujarat govt: 3000 kg drug brought in to lure unemployed youth

Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani slammed the state government for the drug addiction among unemployed youth. He claimed 3000kg of drug was brought in to lure 15 to 20 lakhs unemployed people

Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani&nbsp;extended his support to the Congress. He slammed BJP led Gujarat govt for the drug addiction among unemployed youth

Gujarat Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani on Tuesday extended the support to the Congress. Though he did not formally join the party as he is an independent MLA, he said he is a 'part of the Congress ideologically'.
He explained that if he joins the party he will not be able to continue as MLA&nbsp;but added that&nbsp;he will contest upcoming Gujarat polls from a Congress ticket
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Hitting out at the BJP, he said Gujarat has already witnessed what India is facing today.
Slamming the BJP led Gujarat govt, Mevani&nbsp;alleged 3000kg of drug was brought in to lure 15 to 20 lakhs unemployed people. He further claimed that instead of providing employment, the youth are being turned into addicts.

Declaring a war against drug menace, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma participated in four different events over Saturday and Sunday, where seized contraband worth nearly&nbsp;₹163 crore was burnt.
The events at Diphu, Golaghat, Barhampur and Hajoi in central Assam were part of the new Bharatiya Janata Party-led government&rsquo;s ongoing campaign against illegal drug trade after it returned to power in May this year.
At one of the events, Sarma&nbsp;said his government's first effort was to stop the supply of drugs to our state, second was to end its circulation and third was to rehabilitate those affected by its abuse.Sarma said that between May 10 and July 15, the state police registered 874 cases under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act and arrested 1,493 drug dealers across the state and seized nearly&nbsp;₹163 crore of the contraband.

Watch: Assam chief minister sets ablaze illegal drugs worth ₹163 crore 

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma participated in four different events over Saturday and Sunday, where seized contraband worth nearly&nbsp;₹163 crore was burnt.

//Assam wages 'war on drugs', burns contraband worth&nbsp;₹163 crore //BJP&nbsp;govt's&nbsp;campaign against illegal drug trade in the state&nbsp; //CM&nbsp;Himanta Biswa Sarma:&nbsp;1st effort is to stop the supply of drugs... //...2nd is to end its circulation &amp; 3rd is to rehabilitate those affected //Assam registered 874 cases, arrested 1,493 'drug dealers' between May 10 - July 15

At one of the events, Sarma&nbsp;said his government's first effort was to stop the supply of drugs to our state, second was to end its circulation and third was to rehabilitate those affected by its abuse.

Declaring a war against drug menace, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma participated in four different events over Saturday and Sunday, where seized contraband worth nearly&nbsp;₹163 crore was burnt.
The events at Diphu, Golaghat, Barhampur and Hajoi in central Assam were part of the new Bharatiya Janata Party-led government&rsquo;s ongoing campaign against illegal drug trade after it returned to power in May this year.
At one of the events, Sarma&nbsp;said his government's first effort was to stop the supply of drugs to our state, second was to end its circulation and third was to rehabilitate those affected by its abuse. Sarma said that between May 10 and July 15, the state police registered 874 cases under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act and arrested 1,493 drug dealers across the state and seized nearly&nbsp;₹163 crore of the contraband.

In one of the biggest drug hauls in recent times, heroin worth 2,000 crores was seized in Mumbai on Monday.
The massive consignment was smuggled from Iran by sea, according to the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence. It was to be transfered to Punjab by road from the Jawaharlal Nehru Port in Navi Mumbai, officials added.
According to the DRI, the confiscated heroin was concealed in two containers with talcum stones.
In August last year, the Mumbai Customs and DRI had seized 191 kg of heroin worth around ₹ 1,000 crore which was smuggled from Afghanistan.

Mumbai drug haul: Heroin worth ₹2,000 crore seized at port 

In one of the biggest drug hauls in recent times, heroin worth 2,000 crores was seized in Mumbai on Monday.&nbsp;The massive consignment was smuggled from Iran by sea

In one of the biggest drug hauls in recent times, heroin worth 2,000 crores was seized in Mumbai on Monday.
The massive consignment was smuggled from Iran by sea, according to the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence. It was to be transfered to Punjab by road from the Jawaharlal Nehru Port in Navi Mumbai, officials added.
According to the DRI, the confiscated heroin was concealed in two containers with talcum stones.
In August last year, the Mumbai Customs and DRI had seized 191 kg of heroin worth around ₹ 1,000 crore which was smuggled from Afghanistan.

In one of the biggest drug hauls in recent times, heroin worth 2,000 crores was seized in Mumbai on Monday.&nbsp;The massive consignment was smuggled from Iran by sea

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