Ludhiana: The Ludhiana unit of Special Task Force (STF) arrested two drug smugglers after 2.17kg heroin, worth Rs 10.05 crore in international market, was recovered from them here on Sunday.
Kamaljit Singh, 32, a resident of Kabir Nagar, Daba, who is bike spare parts manufacturer, and Bhupinder Singh Bhinda, 42, a truck driver of Amar Nagar, were nabbed at a checkpost close to vegetable market near Jalandhar Bypass on a tip-off.
The kingpin of the gang, Rajveer Singh Gill of Amar Nagar, is yet to be arrested.
STF inspector Harbans Singh said, “The accused were commuting in a truck owned by Bhupinder. During checking, 2.17kg heroin was found hidden in a cavity made inside the truck. The accused confessed to have procured the heroin from near the border area in Amritsar.”
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MHA is mulling a massive crackdown on Khalistan network over foreign funding, terror links
Central government agencies like NIA, ED, CBI, FIU and Income Tax Department will be involved in the crackdown on the Khalistani outfits.
The central agencies will probe foreign funding received by these outfits from the UK, Canada, USA, Australia, France and Germany
NEW DELHI: Amid media reports about Khalistani terrorists trying to hijack the ongoing farmers’ protest against the farm laws and expanding their base in Punjab and other areas, the government is planning a massive crackdown on the pro-Khalistan outfits and the NGOs linked to them.
Amit Shah gets in action as MHA plans massive crackdown on Khalistan network over foreign funding, terror links – Indian Defence Research Wing idrw.org - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from idrw.org Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Pakistan using Europe s ultra-liberal ecosystem to promote Khalistani separatist movement ANI | Updated: Dec 13, 2020 11:54 IST
Ottawa [Canada], December 13 (ANI): There seems to be a renewed push by Pakistan to promulgate the Khalistani separatist movement by using Europe s ultra-liberal ecosystem as its breeding ground, and perhaps time is running out for Europe to act fast before it is too late.
According to a report titled Khalistan: A project of Pakistan by Canadian think tank McDonald-Laurier Institute, the world has for long refused to accept the invisible hands of a maleficient state pulling the strings from beyond the curtain in orchestrating and fanning the proliferation of Kashmiri and Khalistani separatist movements across the spectrum of Europe.
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