BSF recovers 14 kg heroin from Punjab border
By IANSSunday, January 4, 2009
ABOHAR - The Border Security Force (BSF) recovered nearly 14 kg of heroin worth millions of rupees in the international market from the Abohar sector of the India-Pakistan border Monday.
The drug consignment was concealed in packets, BSF officials said.
The consignment allegedly belonged to Pakistan based smugglers and had been dropped in the border area for their Indian contacts to pick it up, the officials added.
The heroin is worth over Rs.140 million in the international market.
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August 26, 2009: 6:15 am
I am Teja Singh, from the USA and we have a lot of problems from India. I have a family in punjab, village Balalon DIS. KPT. The Punjab state police is giving my family a very hard time,every week, every month and today they crossed their limits. They took my teenage nephew and they are asking for money, near about 50,000 ruppes. He is not a criminal at all. He is innocent 101%. They took him just because they want to take money. They assulated my family members and talked very wrongly. They also beat up my nephew very curly and they are asking for money. We already mailed indian prime minster there is no action. OR call me at 973-960-8333 OR 973-978-7009 Thank you very much, |
Teja Singh