BSF foils Pak-sponsored Narcoterrorism, sizes 10 kg drug

New Delhi, April 14: Foiling the plan of Pakistan, Border Security Force and Indian Army seized contraband worth around Rs 50 crore in forwarding areas of Tangdhar sector Jammu Kashmir.

 

The official said this is the second busting of the "Pakistan-sponsored narco-terror module" in the past week. They further added, "The Indian Army, BSF along with JKP foiled a narco smuggling attempt in forwarding areas of Tangdhar sector last night and recovered today 10 kg of narcotics estimated to be worth approximately Rs 50 crore."

 

The statement further noted that the infiltrators were forced to abandon their consignment and flee. An operation to identify the individuals is underway during the filing of this report.

 

 

 

The officials pointed out, that Pakistani handlers controlling the nexus get money in lieu of Narco supplied which is in turn used to fund terror organizations.

 

The official also claimed that Pakistan Army is a key stakeholder in this narco-terror nexus which involves using civilians on both sides of the LoC as cannon fodder to destroy the social fabric on the border areas of Kashmir and Punjab.The modus operandi of these operations involves pushing the handlers and smugglers across the borders to exchange the drugs in lieu of money to support the militant organizations.

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