BSF seizes 3 Pak sim cards, heroin at Jammu border
BY Agencies25 Dec 2013 11:41 PM GMT
Agencies25 Dec 2013 11:41 PM GMT
Heroin, worth Rs 10 crore in the international market, three Pakistani mobile sim cards were recovered by the BSF along the Indo-Pakistan border in Jammu district, officials said on Tuesday. Some suspected elements from across the border had kept three Pak sim cards, one mobile phone and heroin in a paddy dump in an agriculture field between pillar number 890-891 in Korotana Khurd forward village in RS Pura border belt of Jammu district last evening, they said. Troops of 94 Battalion of BSAF, after getting an specific information, recovered heroin and the sim cards, they said, adding that they have also detained four villagers, who had collected the paddy by a tractor.
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