Punjab police seize 66 kg opium, arrest 2 for smuggling it from Jharkhand

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Fazilka, June 28

Fazilka police in Punjab have seized 66 kg of opium and arrested two persons for smuggling it from Jharkhand.

DGP Gaurav Yadav in a post on X said, “Fazilka police busts one of the biggest Interstate Opium smuggling syndicate operating from #Jharkhand with the arrest of #BigFish and effective seizure of 66 Kg Opium and meticulously followed up financial trail which led to freezing of Rs 1.86 crore in 42 bank accounts after arresting 2 smugglers.”

“Further investigations ongoing for forward & backward linkages,” the DGP added in his post.

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