Indian Navy seized 3,300 kg of drugs including 'charas', 'morphine' in Porbandar, Amit Shah gave this reaction
The International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) and the Arabian Sea were the sites of this joint Navy Gujarat Anti Terrorism Squad and NCB operation. Methamphetamine, morphine, and charas—drugs that are illegal in India—were found in the seized shipment. According to officials, among the drugs found in the seizure were 25 kg of "morphine," 158 kg of "methamphetamine," and 3089 kg of hashish.
In a cooperative effort, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and the Indian Navy apprehended five foreign nationals from an Iranian boat off the coast of Gujarat and confiscated 3,300 kg of drugs from them. NCB stated on Wednesday.
The International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) and the Arabian Sea were the sites of this cooperative operation between the Navy, Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad, and NCB. Methamphetamine, morphine, and charas—drugs that are illegal in India—were found in the seized shipment. According to officials, 3,089 kg of hashish, 158 kg of "methamphetamine," and 25 kg of "morphine" were among the drugs found.
According to him, the crew members who were turned over to law enforcement were taken into custody by the Navy on Tuesday. A representative from the Navy shared on social media, "Caught a suspicious boat carrying." This is the biggest drug shipment that has been apprehended recently.
The post said, "Information regarding this was received by the P81LRMR aircraft deployed on a surveillance mission and also confirmed by the NCB, following which the mission deployed warship of the Indian Navy was diverted to intercept and capture the suspicious boat." '