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Two Held with 30 kg Heroin, Grenade Attack Accused Arrested

Two Held with 30 kg Heroin, Grenade Attack Accused Arrested
Two held with 30 kg heroin in Punjab · thehansindia.com

The police in Punjab, India, caught two men riding a motorcycle near a village called Satirwala.

The men were carrying heroin, a very dangerous and illegal drug.

The police found about 30 kilograms of it, which is as heavy as a big sack of potatoes.

Police teams worked together with the Border Security Force to catch them.

The police also arrested another person in a different case.

That case was about a grenade attack on a police station in Batala on August 1.

The police say the man, named Karanjit Singh, was hiding and planning more attacks on police buildings.

They believe he worked with a group connected to another country's spy agency.

The police are still looking for more people involved in both cases.

Key facts

Heroin recovered
30.200 kg
Arrested in heroin case
Sukhwinder Singh and Manpreet Singh, residents of Fazilka
Heroin seizure location
Satirwala village, Fazilka
Grenade attack date
August 1
Grenade attack location
Police Post Urban Estate, Batala
Third accused in grenade case
Karanjit Singh, resident of Batala
Agencies involved
CI Ferozepur, BSF Fazilka, CI Jalandhar, Batala Police
Investigation status
Ongoing; foreign handlers and local support networks being identified

Quotes

Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav

Head of Punjab Police

“"We have busted a major cross‑border narcotics smuggling module with the arrest of two people and recovered 30 kg of heroin from their possession."”
thehansindia.com

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