According to the Indian Navy, of the 3,132 kg of seized drugs, 3,089 kg was charas, 158 kg was Methamphetamine and 25 kg was Morphine. (Image: Twitter//@indiannavy)
The Narcotics Control Bureau, the Navy, and the Gujarat Police have confiscated a gigantic consignment of 3,132 kg of drug in a joint operation, Home Minister Amit Shah announced on February 28.
The minister took to microblogging site X to share the huge feat achieved by the joint operation, stating it as a historic success which is a testament to the Narendra Modi government’s unwavering commitment to making the nation drug-free.
“In a joint operation carried out by the NCB, the Navy, and the Gujarat Police, a gigantic consignment of 3132 kg of drugs was seized. The historic success is a testament to our govt’s unwavering commitment to making our nation drug-free. On this occasion, I congratulate the NCB, the Navy, and the Gujarat Police,” wrote the home minister on X, formerly Twitter.
According to the Indian Navy, of the 3,132 kg of seized drugs, 3,089 kg was charas, 158 kg was Methamphetamine and 25 kg was Morphine.
Taking to microblogging site to proudly make the announcement, the Indian Navy wrote, “#IndianNavy in a coordinated ops with Narcotics Control Bureau, apprehended a suspicious dhow carrying almost 3300Kgs contraband (3089 Kgs Charas, 158 Kgs Methamphetamine 25 Kgs Morphine). The largest seizure of narcotics, in quantity in recent times”.