Based on specific intelligence about the movement of drugs on Champhai-Saitual Road, an operation was launched in general area of Saitual. The team of Assam Rifles established a vehicle check post which intercepted the suspected vehicle carrying drugs.
During the subsequent search, security personnel recovered 4.444 kg of methamphetamine tablets. The substance, classified as a psychotropic drug under Indian law, is among the most trafficked narcotics in the region due to its high demand in international markets.
West Bengal BJP President Samik Bhattacharya on Monday slammed the Mamata Banerjee-led government, saying the people of the state will put an end to what he called the "Maha Jungle Raj."
Uzbekistan's President Shavkat Mirziyoyev met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Tashkent to discuss regional security concerns, particularly the situation in Afghanistan, and bilateral cooperation, The Khama Press news agency reported.
Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah on Sunday congratulated the joint team of Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and Delhi Police for busting the Mega Trans-National Methamphetamine Cartel under Operation "Crystal Fortress".
Ex-CIA operations officer James Lawler, who led covert missions that penetrated, sabotaged, and ultimately exposed AQ Khan's global nuclear trafficking network, stated that the turning point came when US intelligence confronted Pakistan's leadership, including President Pervez Musharraf, wit
The US issued an aviation warning over Venezuelan airspace as a B-52 carried out an "attack demo." Trump kept military action against Venezuela on the table, while Maduro signalled openness to dialogue amid rising tensions and increased US operations in the Caribbean.
The Intelligence Fusion & Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit of the Delhi Police Cyber Cell has arrested two accused for their alleged involvement in a transnational human-trafficking network that lured Indian youths to Myanmar and forced them to work in cyber-fraud compounds under cond
The Delhi Crime Branch on Saturday busted an international arms trafficking network linked to Pakistan's intelligence agency, ISI, and arrested four accused. The team recovered a total of eight pistols, including five Turkish-made and three Chinese-made weapons.
Acting on a specific intelligence, an operation was launched on 19 November 25 in North Cachar, leading to the seizure of 186 gm heroin valued at approximately ₹2.5 crore in the illegal market.
The police investigation revealed a complex web of arms trafficking, exploiting drone technology to evade detection. The suspects reportedly had no direct contact, ensuring a secure and secretive operation.