Narco terror busted in Jammu and Kashmir, 12 arrested with 9 kg of heroin

Joint operation of Army, CRPF, SOG

Seized 11 packets of heroin, 10 grenades, four pistols bulk cartridges

Baramulla: Jammu and Kashmir police have busted a module of narco-terror in Baramulla. Union Territory police arrested 12 people and seized 11 packets of heroin, weapons and cash from them. Also seized were 10 grenades, four pistols and a large quantity of ammunition. Cash of Rs 21 lakh has also been recovered.

Police said they also seized a truck, a Verna car, and a Scooty in the case. The possibility has been raised that a number of revelations could be made after the conspiracy erupts.

It is also possible to get information about the planning of the next terrorist attack. Terrorists have also been trying to smuggle drugs from Pakistan to India for some time. Such infiltrations are on the rise along the Punjab-Kashmir and Rajasthan borders. Security has also been beefed up.

Currently there are many terrorist incidents in the valley. On June 12, a terrorist attack took place in Sopore area of ​​Jammu and Kashmir. In which two were martyred. Two civilians were also killed in the attack. The militants opened fire, targeting joint teams of police and CRPF.

On Thursday, militants attacked a policeman outside his house in Srinagar's Idgah area. In which one policeman was martyred. An investigation was launched by deploying troops after the attack. A total of 9 kg of heroin worth about Rs 45 crore was seized in Baramulla.