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Chandigarh: 1.6 kg drugs seized along IB

Chandigarh: The Border Security Force (BSF) seized about 1.6 kg of narcotics along the International Border in the Ferozepur sector on Monday. “Troops deployed along the border near Gandhu Kilcha village in Ferozepur foiled a smuggling bid. Some miscreants had...
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Updated At : 12:08 PM Apr 11, 2023 IST
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Chandigarh: The Border Security Force (BSF) seized about 1.6 kg of narcotics along the International Border in the Ferozepur sector on Monday. “Troops deployed along the border near Gandhu Kilcha village in Ferozepur foiled a smuggling bid. Some miscreants had thrown contraband over the fence on the morning of April 10,” a BSF officer said. TNS

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