Indian Coast Guard and Gujarat Anti terrorist squad confiscate a huge consignment of illegal drugs costing Rs.1800 crores in Intl. market
The Indian Coast Guard and the Gujarat Anti Terrorist squad in an incredible joined operation has achieved an outstanding success in capturing a huge consignment of illegal drugs known as Methamphetamine weighing three hundred kilograms in the Arabian sea. The confiscated consignment of three hundred kilograms of Methaphetamine drugs is costing in international market at the huge price of Rs.1,800 crores. This illegal consignment was being smuggled from neighbouring Pakistan through the Indian waters. However, the vigilant India Coast Guard and Gujarat Anti terror squad official gor a tip from geor reliable intelligence sources that in 12 and 13 April the Pakistani drugs smugglers ( Cartel) are going to bring a huge consignment of drugs in Indian waters a result the vigilant squads of both Indian Coast Guard and Gujarat Anti terrorist squad sleuths starting guarding the Indian waters very cautiously and with vigilant eyes. When the Pakistani drugs smugglers saw the Indian Coast gusd bost coming towards them they ran away leaving/ throwing the cans inside the waters and desperately leaving the Indian sea borders entering Pakistan. The intelligent and vigilant ICG and GATS personel captured the entire consignment and after checking the stuff found it to be dangerous Methaphetamine tablets/ banned drugs costing. Rs.1800 crores in international market writing around three hundred kilograms. This is considered to be an outstanding achievement in terms of large illegal drugs haul. These drugs are smuggled through India waters usually as the Pakistani smugglers found it easy to do so . This consignment was to handle to another smuggle in Tamilnadu to be further distributed clandestinely in various parts of India through clubs, casinos, colleges and various other addas clandestinely.
