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Punjab Police's Counter Intelligence Unit arrested Sukhdev Singh, thwarting a heroin smuggling operation, seizing 3.5 kg of heroin. Authorities focus on dismantling the network, targeting Pakistani links.

Punjab Police Bust Major Heroin Smuggling Ring

In a major crackdown, Punjab Police arrested Sukhdev Singh, disrupting a cross-border heroin smuggling operation. 3.5 kg of heroin was seized. Investigations uncover links to a Pakistani smuggler, with efforts underway to dismantle the entire operation network.

Punjab Police dismantle major heroin smuggling operation

Punjab Police arrested Sukhdev Singh, seizing 3.5 kg heroin. Ties with a Pakistani smuggler were found. The operation involved drones. Authorities are dismantling the network, targeting further arrests.

Amidst the ongoing war against drugs waged on the directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Counter Intelligence (CI) Ferozepur has busted a cross-border drug smuggling racket with the arrest of a drug smuggler and recovered 3.5 kg heroin from his possession, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav here on Tuesday.
The arrested accused has been identified as Sukhdev Singh alias Sukhi, a resident of Mohan Ke Uttar in Ferozepur. Apart from recovering heroin, police teams have also impounded his Hero Splendor motorcycle (PB-05-AM-5620), which he was riding.&nbsp;
DGP Gaurav Yadav said that preliminary investigation revealed that the arrested accused was in direct contact with the Pakistan-based smuggler, who was using drones to drop the drug consignments from across the border.
Further investigation is undergoing to trace the forward and backward linkages in this case, he added.&nbsp;
Sharing operation details, AIG Counter Intelligence Ferozepur Gursewak Singh Brar said that following a reliable input about involvement of accused Sukhdev Sukhi in smuggling activities, police teams from CI Ferozepur launched an intelligence-based operation in the area of Village Lakho Ke Behram in Ferozepur and apprehended him along with seven packets of heroin, weighing 500 grams each, kept in a plastic bag.
He said that the accused was going to deliver the consignment to someone, when police teams apprehended him.
Efforts are being made to uncover the entire network of suppliers, dealers, and buyers, as well as to identify the person to whom accused Sukhdev Sukhi was to deliver the drug consignment, he said, while adding that more recoveries and arrests are likely in the coming days.
In this regard, a case FIR No. 10 dated 31.03.2025 has been registered under section 21-C of the NDPS Act at Police Station State Special Operation Cell (SSOC), Fazilka.
The accused will be produced before the Hon&rsquo;ble Court to obtain police remand for further investigation.

Punjab's Counter Intelligence unit arrested three drug smugglers in Amritsar, seizing 5 kg heroin. The operation disrupted a major smuggling network involving cross-border drone ops. The arrests highlight effective anti-drug efforts.

Punjab Police Seize 5 kg Heroin, 3 Arrested

Punjab's Counter Intelligence unit arrested three drug smugglers in Amritsar, seizing 5 kg heroin. The operation disrupted a major smuggling network involving cross-border drone ops. The arrests highlight effective anti-drug efforts.

In a major breakthrough amidst the ongoing decisive war against drugs, Counter Intelligence (CI) Amritsar has apprehended three drug smugglers and recovered 5 kg heroin and Rs 4.45 lakh drug money from their possession, said Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav on Thursday.
Those arrested have been identified as Husanpreet Singh, a resident of Prime City at Chheharta in Amritsar, Karandeep Singha alias Manna and Maninder Singh, both residents of Attari Mandi in Amritsar. Apart from recovering heroin and drug money, Police teams have also impounded their Honda Activa (PB02DK8780) and Hero Deluxe HF (PB02EP5854), which they were riding.
DGP Gaurav Yadav said that team of CI Amritsar has received a tip-off that accused Karandeep Singh and Maninder Singh are indulged in the smuggling of heroin and recently retrieved a huge consignment of heroin dropped with the help of drones by Pakistan smugglers and are going to supply it further to drug smuggler Husanpreet Singh.
The tip further revealed that both the accused persons are coming at the Amritsar-Attari Road near Punjabi Bagh Palace on a white Honda Activa to deliver this drug consignment to drug smuggler Husanpreet Singh, who is also reaching there on his black Motorcycle Hero Deluxe HF, he said.
The DGP said that acting swiftly, teams from CI Amritsar laid a special naka near Punjabi Bagh Resort at Attari Road and arrested all the accused persons after recovering heroin consignment and drug money from their possession. Further investigations are to establish forward and backward linkages in this case and identify Pak-based drug smugglers, he added.
In this regard, a case FIR No. 67 dated 04.12.2024 has been registered under section 21, 25 and 29 of the NDPS Act at Police Station State Special Operations Cell (SSOC), Amritsar. Due to the recovery of drug money in this case from the accused, the severity of the offence in this FIR has been enhanced by incorporating section 27-A of the NDPS Act.

 The mid-sea operation was carried out by a joint team of the Indian Coast Guard, Narcotics Control Bureau, and the Guajrat anti-terror squad. 

Indian agencies seize drugs worth over Rs 600 crore from Pakistani boat off Gujarat coast  

The mid-sea operation was carried out by a joint team of the Indian Coast Guard, Narcotics Control Bureau, and the Guajrat anti-terror squad.

The mid-sea operation was carried out by a joint team of the Indian Coast Guard, Narcotics Control Bureau, and the Guajrat anti-terror squad.

Indian agencies seized 86 kilogrammes&nbsp;of contraband, suspected to be heroin, off the Gujarat coast worth over Rs 600 crore from a Pakistani fishing vessel, making it one of the biggest seizures amidst ongoing elections.
The mid-sea over night operation was carried out by a joint team of the Indian Coast Guard, Narcotics Control Bureau, and the Guajrat anti-terror squad, the Coast Guard said on Sunday.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The officials have arrested 14 members of the crew, who all belong to Pakistan.
&ldquo;Due to the enforcement of MCC in the country, all the enforcement agencies are on high alert in the State. During this period, information was received by K K Patel, Superintendent of Police, Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) that a Pakistani drug operative named Haji Aslam alias Babu Baloch would be sending a Pakistani fishing boat, &lsquo;Alraza&rsquo; bearing registration number 339-BB-BFD from Karachi harbour to deliver narcotic substance like Heroin or Methamphetamine,&rdquo; the statement said.
According to the News 18 outlet, the Karachi-origin boat was to deliver the contraband in the intervening night of April 25 and April 26 in the Indian waters off Porbandar Coast, which would then be transported to a Dhow from Tamil Nadu to be further delivered to Sri Lanka-based drug operatives.&nbsp;
&ldquo;The Indian Coast Guard and Gujarat ATS team that had tried to board the vessel for checking was obstructed by the crew of the suspect boat and to restrain the crew and to stop the fleeing vessel, firepower was used in which one member of the crew of the vessel sustained bullet injuries,&rdquo; the statement added.
During the encounter, Nazir Hussain Azam Khan aged 62, who is the master of the boat, had suffered a bullet injury during the mid-sea operation and was evacuated for further medical care.
He has been operated upon and is presently in stable condition. The suspect Pakistani fishing boat, &lsquo;Alraza&rsquo; was carrying 14 crew members, all Pakistani nationals, and the search of the boat revealed contraband material.
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Border Security Force troops have recovered a drone and over two kilograms of heroin from a village near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab's Tarn Taran district, the fourth such recovery in as many days, officials said on Tuesday.

Drone carrying illegal drugs shot down near India-Pakistan border in Punjab, says BSF

On Monday, the BSF foiled a cross-border drug-smuggling attempt as it recovered a drone along with a packet of heroin near the international border in Amritsar district.


On Monday, the BSF foiled a cross-border drug-smuggling attempt as it recovered a drone along with a packet of heroin near the international border in Amritsar district.

Border Security Force troops have recovered a drone and over two kilograms of heroin from a village near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab's Tarn Taran district, the fourth such recovery in as many days, officials said on Tuesday.
At 8:56 pm on Monday, the troop heard the sound of a drone from the Pakistan side when it was hovering over Kalia village.
The personnel fired in that direction, and during the search, they recovered 2.47 kg heroin wrapped in a yellow polythene, the officials said.
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"A metal ring meant for the release of the consignment from the drone was also found attached with it," an official said.
The personnel carried out another round of search operation on Tuesday morning during which they found the broken drone lying the field.
&ldquo;The BSF troops once again foiled a smuggling attempt,&rdquo; the official said.
There has been a spurt in the movement of Pakistani drones near the international border in the last few days.
On Monday, the BSF foiled a cross-border drug-smuggling attempt as it recovered a drone along with a packet of heroin near the international border in Amritsar district.
On Sunday, a drone was recovered near the international border in Tarn Taran district along with 3 kg heroin.
On December 3, the BSF personnel recovered about 25 kg heroin, which was air dropped by a Pakistani drone in Fazilka district.

The Zimbabweans have been booked under relevant sections of the NDPS Act and remanded to judicial custody by a special court.

7.9 kg of heroin seized from 2 Zimbabweans at Mumbai airport

The Zimbabweans have been booked under relevant sections of the NDPS Act and remanded to judicial custody by a special court.

The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has arrested two Zimbabweans with 7.9 kg of heroin worth Rs 50 crore at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, an official said on Sunday.
Based on specific information, the DRI's Mumbai zonal unit laid a trap at the airport on Friday and intercepted a man and a woman travelling from Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), the official said.
On searching their baggage, the team found some packets containing light brown powder concealed in their trolley bags, he said.
The powder tested positive for the presence of heroin and the contraband weighed 7.9 kg, the official said, adding that the value of the seized drug is Rs 50 crore in the international market.
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The accused were arrested under relevant sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, and remanded to judicial custody by a special court, he said.
The DRI is investigating further to bust the drug syndicate involved in the case, the official added.

A Pakistani fishing boat with six crew members and carrying 77 kg of heroin worth around ₹400 crore was caught in the Indian waters off the Gujarat coast on Monday.
The drug seizure was made in a joint operation by the Indian Coast Guard and the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad, around 35 nautical miles off the Jakhau coast in Kutch district of Gujarat.
ATS in a statement said that the Pakistani boat, 'Al Huseini', had left the Karachi port and was trying to establish contact using very high frequency radio channel and code words for the delivery of the drugs.
Preliminary interrogation of the captured Pakistani nationals revealed the heroin was supplied by two Pakistani smugglers, identified as Haji Hasan and Haji Hasam. According to the tip-off, it was to be delivered to people associated with the underworld in Punjab, the ATS said.

Pakistani boat with heroin worth Rs 400 cr captured off Gujarat coast

Pakistani boat caught, heroin worth 400 cr seized off Gujarat coast

Pak boat caught, heroin worth 400 cr seized off Guj coast

Pak boat caught, heroin worth 400 cr&nbsp;seized off Guj&nbsp;coast
Boat left from Karachi port, six crew members arrested
Pak&nbsp;boat was trying to contact delivery point with high frequency&nbsp;radio
Gujarat ATS&nbsp;said heroin from Pakistan was bound for Punjab

Heroin seizure: Pakistani boat had started from Karachi port, six crew members have been arrested

A Pakistani fishing boat with six crew members and carrying 77 kg of heroin worth around ₹400 crores was caught in the Indian waters off the Gujarat coast on Monday.
The drug seizure was made in a joint operation by the Indian Coast Guard and the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad, around 35 nautical miles off the Jakhau coast in the&nbsp;Kutch district of Gujarat.
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ATS in a statement said that the Pakistani boat, 'Al Huseini', had left the Karachi port and was trying to establish contact using a very high-frequency radio channel and code words for the delivery of the drugs.
Preliminary interrogation of the captured Pakistani nationals revealed the heroin was supplied by two Pakistani smugglers, identified as Haji Hasan and Haji Hasam. According to the tip-off, it was to be delivered to people associated with the underworld in Punjab, the ATS said.

In stunning seizure, heroin worth Rs 19,000 crore has been seized from Mundra Port in Gujarat&rsquo;s Kutch. The contraband was reportedly imported from Afghanistan.
In what is said to be one of the largest ever seizures in the world, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence has impounded two containers carrying nearly 3,000 kgs of heroin. Two persons have been arrested and the role of some Afghan nationals is also being investigated.
Reports said that searches are being conducted in Delhi, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Gandhidham and Mandvi in Gujarat.
Afghanistan is the world's biggest producer of heroin, supplying between 80-90 per cent of global output.
In July, the Directorate had seized about 300 kg of heroin from some containers at Nhava Sheva Port in Navi Mumbai. It was being smuggled in the garb of talcum powder.
At the same port, the agency had seized 191 kg of heroin in August 2020.

3,000 kg heroin worth Rs 19,000 crore seized from Gujarat port

3,000 kg heroin worth Rs 19,000 crore seized from Mundra&nbsp;Port in Gujarat&nbsp;

3,000 kg heroin worth Rs 19,000 crore seized from Gujarat port
Heroin in 2 containers,&nbsp;One&nbsp;of the biggest seizures in the world
2 persons arrested, role of some Afghan nationals under lens
Heroin was reportedly smuggled from Afghanistan&nbsp;

In what is said to be one of the largest ever seizures in the world, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence has impounded two containers carrying nearly 3,000 kgs of heroin. T

In a stunning seizure, heroin worth Rs 19,000 crore has been seized from Mundra Port in Gujarat&rsquo;s Kutch. The contraband was reportedly imported from Afghanistan.
In what is said to be one of the largest ever seizures in the world, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence has impounded two containers carrying nearly 3,000 kgs of heroin. Two persons have been arrested and the role of some Afghan nationals is also being investigated.
Reports said that searches are being conducted in Delhi, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Gandhidham and Mandvi in Gujarat.
Afghanistan is the world's biggest producer of heroin, supplying between 80-90 per cent of global output.
In July, the Directorate had seized about 300 kg of heroin from some containers at Nhava Sheva Port in Navi Mumbai. It was being smuggled in the garb of talcum powder.
At the same port, the agency had seized 191 kg of heroin in August 2020.

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

Drugs Worth Rs 15 crore Seized 

Lahorijan Police seized over three kgs of heroin from a truck on the National Highway 39 and arrested two people involved in drug trafficking. The driver of the truck too has been arrested. The two traffickers have been identified as Bhim Gurung, 33 and Rame Gurung, 27. Both are from Manipur. The price of the seized drugs in the international market is estimated at Rs 15 crore. The Lahorijan police patrol team was headed by Manujal Gogoi, In Charge of the patrol team, Sub Inspector Raju Bahadur Chetry and officer in charge of Dillai police station. Further investigation is on.

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