Mizoram Police have seized drugs and smuggled foreign-origin cigarettes worth approximately Rs 6.84 crore in three separate operations across Champhai, Saitual and Aizawl districts, arresting or apprehending six people, police said on Tuesday, November 10.

Source: Nation Path India

In the first operation, police intercepted a van on the Zokhawthar-Melbuk road in Champhai district, near the Myanmar border, on Monday. A search of the vehicle led to the recovery of 3.275 kg of methamphetamine, valued at approximately Rs 2.62 crore, and 145 grams of heroin worth around Rs 29 lakh.

Source: Nation Path India

In the second operation, a special team from Saitual Police stopped a car at Keifang on Sunday and discovered 733 grams of heroin concealed inside 58 soap cases.

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In the third operation, the Aizawl District Executive Force stopped two vehicles at Seling Naka on Monday night and recovered 93 master cases of foreign-origin cigarettes, with an estimated value of Rs 2.47 crore.

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Mizoram shares a porous international border with Myanmar, a route police say is repeatedly used to move narcotics and contraband into India's Northeast. Police said investigations into all three cases are continuing.

Source: Nation Path India