Cross-Border Smuggling Foiled: Arrest in Mizoram
Two Myanmar nationals were arrested in Mizoram's Siaha district on charges of attempting to smuggle about 1.48 crore in foreign currency. The operation was a coordinated effort by Assam Rifles and Mizoram Police. Two mobile phones and a motorcycle were seized, and an investigation is ongoing.
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In a significant breakthrough, law enforcement authorities apprehended two Myanmar nationals in the Siaha district of south Mizoram, thwarting an alleged attempt to smuggle foreign currency valued at approximately 1.48 crore rupees.
The operation, which took place on Friday, was a joint initiative by the Assam Rifles and Mizoram Police, launched in response to intelligence reports that indicated illicit cross-border activities.
Along with the arrest, officials confiscated two mobile phones and a motorcycle. Investigations into the case are currently underway, offering further insights into the possible broader smuggling operations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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