Four persons, including a Bangladeshi, were arrested by BSF jawans during a late-night operation in south Bengal, the paramilitary force said in a statement. Two cattle and a large quantity of banned ...

The Assam Rifles and other security forces in different places have destroyed a marijuana (ganja) plantation area, seized drugs valued at Rs 3.50 crore and also busted an inter-state drug peddling ...

Indore: Drugs having an estimated value of Rs 1 crore have been seized from Jain's godown in Dawa Bazar, located at a ...

The BSF discovered four underground bunkers less than two kilometers from the India-Bangladesh border in Nadia district, and seized 62,200 bottles of phensedyl cough syrup worth around ₹1.5 crore ...

A team of the Narcotics Control Bureau, aided by the BSF, intercepted an export-bound Indian truck that was trying to smuggle cough syrup and other medicines to Bangladesh through the Petrapole land ...

Meanwhile, a report in the India Today on the busting of three underground bunkers filled with 62,200 bottles of Phensedyl syrup near the India-Bangladesh border in West Bengal’s Nadia district ...

Operation highlights need for India-Bangladesh cooperation on security. The Border Security Force (BSF) uncovering three underground bunkers filled with 62,200 bottles of Phensedyl syrup near the ...

Nadia: The Border Security Force (BSF) South Bengal Frontier seized 62,200 bottles of Phensedyl cough syrup worth over Rs 1.4 crore. The seizure was made during an operation in Nadia district along ...

The seizure, worth over Rs 1.4 crore, from three underground bunkers in West Bengal's Nadia district highlights the growing complexities of cross-border smuggling ...

The 'bunkers' were found stocked with a large quantity of banned cough syrup, Phensedyl, worth around ₹1.4 crore, the entire cache of which the BSF presented before the special narcotics court in Nadi ...

Kolkata: BSF raided Nahata at Krishnaganj in Nadia district near Indo-Bangla border and found 62,200 bottles of Phensedyl, a cough syrup banned in Bangladesh from three underground bunkers.