Archive · 7 Oct 2026
J&K Police Arrest Four in Alleged Cross-Border Narco-Terror Module
Police in Jammu and Kashmir said they arrested four people on Tuesday.
One of the people is from Punjab, and the others include three residents of Jammu and Kashmir.
Police allege the group was connected to a cross-border drug and terror network.
They also said the accused had links to a gangster based in Pakistan.
Police reported finding a pistol, magazines, bullets, heroin, and opium.
An officer said the seized items had reportedly been dropped by a drone from Pakistan.
Police said the three named J&K residents are in their early 20s and are drug addicts.
The report does not identify the fourth person or give details about their alleged role.
Jammu and Kashmir Police said they arrested four people, including one Punjab resident, on Tuesday.
Police allege the group was part of a cross-border narco-terror module with links in Pakistan.
Police said the accused had links to Pakistan-based gangster Shahzad Bhatti.
The three named J&K residents are two people called Ajay Kumar, known as Rabb and Sam, and Rahul.
Police said they seized a pistol, magazines, ammunition, 500 grams each of heroin and opium, and that the items were reportedly drone-dropped from Pakistan.
- Who
- Four people arrested, including three named J&K residents and one Punjab resident; police allege links to Shahzad Bhatti.
- What
- Police said they arrested the four in connection with an alleged cross-border narco-terror module and seized weapons and drugs.
- When
- Tuesday; the report does not specify a date.
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab; police allege links to Pakistan.
- Why
- Police allege the arrested people were members of a cross-border narco-terror module.
- Arrests
- Four people, according to Jammu and Kashmir Police
- Named J&K suspects
- Two residents of Talhar called Ajay Kumar, known as Rabb and Sam, and Rahul from Treva
- Punjab connection
- One of the four arrested people is a Punjab resident; the report does not name them.
- Reported weapon seizure
- An Italian-made Bretta pistol, two magazines, and four live rounds
- Reported drug seizure
- 500 grams of heroin and 500 grams of opium
- Alleged links
- Police said the accused had links to Pakistan-based gangster Shahzad Bhatti.
- Reported delivery method
- A police official said the seized items were reportedly dropped by drone from Pakistan.