 | Drug network suspected as Army jawan held in Punjab for leaking info to ISIA 140-page dossier, maps and pictures were shared by the sepoy to the peddler. |
 | Smugglers hire swimmers to ferry drugs from Pakistan to India as border flooded in PunjabThe Punjab Police arrested a big fish drug trafficker Malkiat Singh alias Kali, who sent three swimmers to fetch a consignment of 50 kg heroin from Pakistan. |
 | Pak authorities bust gang smuggling drugs to India led by Lahore police anti-narcotics wing headLahore police anti-narcotics wing head Mazhar Iqbal is accused of smuggling drugs, especially heroin, to India via drones. |
 | Five held for assisting key suspects in Sreejith murder caseSreejith’s murder transpired on a Wednesday night, perpetrated by the gang in Anooppara near Attingal. |
 | UP govt committed to making India free from menace of narcotics: YogiUP CM Yogi Adityanath supported the enforcement of a ban on narcotics, claiming that an effective action was being taken in Uttar Pradesh. |
 | House of drug trafficker with ties to Afghanistan syndicate confiscatedThe accused, identified as Parvez Alam alias ‘Doctor’, was the owner of a three-storey house in northeast Delhi’s Bhajanpura area which has been now confiscated by the government. |
 | Myanmar burns $446 million worth of seized drugs as illicit trade booms in Southeast AsiaThe drug burn came as U.N. experts warned of increases in the production of opium, heroin and methamphetamine in Myanmar, with exports threatening to expand markets in South and Southeast Asia. |
 | Delhi HC denies bail to foreigner in drug-trafficking caseKingsley Nwanne’s presence at the spot, from where he was arrested, prima facie shows his involvement in the case. |
 | MCD seals 25 properties used to peddle drugs on L-G’s directionsHe also asked the Delhi Police to identify and submit a list of all existing and new hotspots of drug trafficking in the national capital along with a detailed plan to eliminate these hotspots. |
 | Police in Himachal seek strict legal deterrence to combat smuggling of 'chitta' in 'intermediate quantity'The majority of chitta is smuggled in consumable or intermediate quantities (5-250 grams) to escape punishment as consumable and intermediate quantities are bailable, police said. |
