Pakistan sponsored Narco terror module busted twice in one week in Kashmir: Indian Army
Sun Online Desk
18th April, 2021 07:44:46
The Army on Friday said that security forces have busted two Pakistani sponsored Narco terror modules in the last one week in the border district of Kupwara in north Kashmir.
“Pakistan sponsored terror module busted twice in past one week. #IndianArmy, @BSF India along with @JmuKmrPolice foiled Narco smuggling attempt in forward areas of Tangdhar sector on 13 Apr 21 & recovered 10kg Narco worth ₹ 50 crores,” the official twitter handle of Srinagar-based Chinar Corps wrote on Friday.
An Army spokesperson said that alert security forces guarding the Line of Control (LoC) foiled an infiltration and narco smuggling attempt when they recovered 10 kg of narco estimated to be approximately Rs 50 crore on Wednesday.
New Delhi: Subramanian Swamy, a Rajya Sabha member who took a target on the central government, has once again slammed the Modi government. However, this time the issue is not related to coronavirus or vaccine. Rather this time the issue is related to Pakistan. Swamy has tweeted about his efforts to talk to the Imran Khan government of India on Twitter. Not only this, he has even said that the memory of the Modi government has gone away on the issue of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK).
In fact, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader was questioned by a Twitter user regarding the Pakistan and Kulbhushan Jadhav case. Swami wrote tightly on this, saying, “Shut up! At the behest of Arab sheikhs, we are forgetting old things and making a pact with Pakistan. We are a big Hindu heart emperor . In another tweet, Swamy criticized the talks with Pakistan, saying, The Russians have persuaded the Pakistani army to negotiate with India .
Jammu and Kashmir: Infiltration, narco smuggling attempt foiled at LoC in Kupwara
Sun Online Desk
17th April, 2021 05:22:12
Alert security forces guarding the Line of Control (LoC) foiled an infiltration and narco smuggling attempt when they recovered 10 kg of narco estimated to be approximately Rs 50 crore on Wednesday, a defence ministry spokesman said.
This is the second consecutive busting of ‘Pak Sponsered Narco Terror Model’ in the past one week, Lt Col Emron Musavi said.
He said Indian Army, Border Security Force (BSF) along with Jammu and Kashmir Police (JKP) foiled a Narco smuggling attempt in forward areas of Tangdhar Sector last night and recovered 10 KG of Narco estimated to be approximately Rs 50 crore today.
Threat note on Bengaluru-Delhi flight triggers bomb scare; 12 flyers under lens
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Threat note on Bengaluru-Delhi flight triggers bomb scare; 12 flyers under lens
Saurabh Sinha / TNN / Updated: Apr 17, 2021, 23:36 IST
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NEW DELHI: The captain operating an AirAsia India Bengaluru-Delhi flight with about 170 passengers on board on Saturday discovered a note in the lavatory threatening to blow up the aircraft on landing.
The note read, “there is a bomb on board I will blast as soon as it reaches Delhi,” and this flight I5-741 was scheduled to go to Srinagar from the capital. Luckily the Airbus A320 (VT-JRT) landed safely at IGI Airport where it was taken to a remote bay for checks and released for subsequent flights after being declared safe.
Pak sponsored Narco terror module busted twice in one week in Kashmir: Army
Srinagar, Apr 16 (UNI) The Army on Friday said that security forces have busted two Pakistani sponsored Narco terror modules in the last one week in the border district of Kupwara in north Kashmir. “Pakistan sponsored terror module busted twice in past one week. #IndianArmy, @BSF India along with @JmuKmrPolice foiled Narco smuggling attempt in forward areas of Tangdhar sector on 13 Apr 21 & recovered 10kg Narco worth ₹ 50 crores,” the official twitter handle of Srinagar-based Chinar Corps wrote on Friday. An Army spokesperson said that alert security forces guarding the Line of Control (LoC) foiled an infiltration and narco smuggling attempt when they recovered 10 kg of narco estimated to be approximately Rs 50 crore on Wednesday.