Punjab Police Dismantles International Drug Syndicate

Punjab Police has disrupted an international drug syndicate, arresting two individuals and seizing 1.5 kg of heroin. The operation, led by Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav, unveiled a network including Afghan handlers linked to drug cartels. The drugs were concealed in jackets, evidencing a sophisticated smuggling method.

Punjab Police unveiled a major triumph against drug trafficking, dismantling an international syndicate with the arrest of two individuals. A significant seizure of 1.5 kg heroin was achieved, authorities announced on Friday.

The Director General of Police, Gaurav Yadav, relayed that the heroin was cleverly concealed within jackets. Underlying the case is a broader investigation into networks reaching Afghan handlers operating in Delhi, tied to larger international cartels.

The apprehended individuals, Sukhdeep Singh and Krishan, face serious charges. Notably, Sukhdeep Singh has a history of legal troubles, including a kidnapping in 2020. The smuggling operation involved the use of jackets to transport heroin covertly via vehicles.

(With inputs from agencies.)