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100 bank accounts linked to drug peddlers frozen

The Jammu and Kashmir Police said on Sunday that over 100 bank accounts linked to drug peddlers have been frozen in Srinagar. A police statement said, “Srinagar police have intensified financial investigations into multiple narcotic smuggling cases leading to the...

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Srinagar, Updated At : 07:04 AM Jan 13, 2025 IST

The Jammu and Kashmir Police said on Sunday that over 100 bank accounts linked to drug peddlers have been frozen in Srinagar. A police statement said, “Srinagar police have intensified financial investigations into multiple narcotic smuggling cases leading to the freezing of more than 100 bank accounts linked to drug traffickers.”

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