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The Jammu and Kashmir police on Saturday busted an interstate narco-terror smuggling syndicate originating from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and recovered eight kilograms of heroin along with the arrest of four smugglers, read a statement from Kupwara Police.

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) Dilbagh Singh Thursday said that police have launched a major war against the narco-terror in JK as more and more youth are falling prey to the drug menace.

The three primary routes, namely Hash Highway, Smack Track and Southern Route, contribute to something more menacing than various derivatives of opium that support ‘Narco-Terrorism’.

A huge quantity of heroin, cash, and arms and ammunition were recovered from the house of a notorious drug-peddler in Jammu and Kashmirs Poonch district, police said on Friday.

The security forces on Friday busted a narco-terror module and recovered 7 kg of heroin, Rs 2 crore in cash, arms and ammunition from the house of a notorious drug peddler in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir.

State Investigation Agency (SIA) Kashmir Wednesday said that it has arrested three including a woman for smuggling around 24 kilograms of narcotics worth crores of rupees from Pakistan. A police spokesman said that State Investigation Agency, Kashmir conducted searches on Monday at multiple locations in districts of Anantnag, Pulwama, Budgam and Baramulla. "About four premises of Narco Terror sus

Three years ago abrogation of article 370 changed the nomenclature of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The state was bifurcated into two Union Territories with Ladakh designated as a separate union territory.- writes Raja Muneeb. Twitter id: @rajamuneeb The aim was to completely integrate Jammu and Kashmir with the Union of India. On the […]

Jammu and Kashmir Police along with security forces have busted a narco-terror funding module of proscribed terror outfit LeT by arresting four terrorist associates.

The illegal-narcotics trade constitutes one of the main financial sources of the insurgency groups in Afghanistan and Pakistan, but, more importantly, it feeds narco-terror.

Army Chief General Manoj Pande on Sunday suggested the narco-terror nexus was being pushed by countrys western adversary through dropping of drugs and weapons in Jammu and Kashmir and other states but the force was ready to answer these threats in a resolute manner.