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J&K: Handwara Police Busts Pakistan Sponsored Narco-Terror Module; Three Arrested With Heroin, Cash
Swarajya Staff
Jun 11, 2020, 03:59 PM | Updated 03:59 PM IST
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Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday (11 June) busted a Pakistan sponsored Narcotic-Terror module of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) by Pakistan in Handwara district and arrested three terror associates of the group.
According to news reports, a team of Handwara police raided a house and arrested Ab. Moomin Peer, Islam Ul Haq Peer, and Syed Iftikhar Indrabi. The police team also recovered 21 kilograms of heroin drug, Rs 1.34 crore cash, and one currency counting machine from the site.
#HandwaraPolice busted #Pakistan Sponsored #Narco-#TerrorModule, #03TerrorAssociates arrested.#21Kgs of #Heroine, 1.34 Crores #hardCash and 01 #CashCounting Machine recovered.@JmuKmrPolice@KashmirPolice @DIGBaramulla https://t.co/X6wYGu9hD6 pic.twitter.com/xcHuHlxATG
— DISTRICT POLICE HANDWARA (@HandwaraP) June 11, 2020
According to a police spokesperson quoted in this report by Greater Kashmir, some other who were with the arrested men have absconded and search is on to catch them.
The spokesperson also said that the module had been in close connection with some handlers in Pakistan and was supplying drugs in various parts of India, while also providing financial aid to LeT.
“The module was working for LeT outfit to strengthen their activities in the valley and were misguiding and motivating the local youth of the Valley to join militant ranks,” he said.
As per the report, a case has been filed under various sections at the Handwara Police Station.
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