The National Investigation Agency on Saturday filed a chargesheet against six people for being allegedly involved in cross-border drug smuggling to generate money for terror activities in Jammu and Kashmir, and other parts of the country, the Hindustan Times reported.
On June 11, a police check post at Kairo Bridge in Jammu and Kashmir’s Handwara seized cash worth Rs 20.01 lakh and two kgs of heroin from a vehicle belonging to a person named Abdul Momin Peer, The Indian Express reported, citing the agency’s statement. After further investigation, the NIA seized a total of 21 kgs of narcotics worth over Rs 1 crore. Peer was also arrested.
On the basis of Peer’s statements, Syed Iftikhar Andrabi (50) and Islam-Ul-Haq Peer (20) were arrested. Following this, the agency re-registered the case and began investigation on June 23. Another accused Afaq Ahmad Wani, who had been on the run, was arrested by the agency, according to The Indian Express.
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