Indian Coast Guard Seizes Ganja Near Maritime Boundary
The Indian Coast Guard intercepted over 53 kg of ganja, valued at Rs 60 lakh, near the India-Sri Lankan international maritime boundary. Conducted this morning, the operation involved an air-cushion vehicle identifying twelve abandoned packets on the First Island. The contraband will be handed to Customs.
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The Indian Coast Guard has announced the successful interception of over 53 kilograms of ganja near the India-Sri Lankan international maritime boundary line. The haul is estimated to be worth Rs 60 lakh.
The operation, conducted this morning, saw the deployment of an air-cushion vehicle that discovered several packages on the First Island, near the IMBL. Further investigation led to the discovery of twelve abandoned packets on the island.
According to a statement from the Coast Guard, the seized contraband will be transferred to the Customs department for further action.
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