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Assam Rifles seize foreign cigarettes worth Rs 3.52 cr in Mizoram

By IANS | Updated: March 29, 2023 23:35 IST

Aizawl, March 29 The Assam Rifles and Customs preventive force in a joint raid on Wednesday seized foreign ...

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Aizawl, March 29 The Assam Rifles and Customs preventive force in a joint raid on Wednesday seized foreign cigarettes worth Rs 3.52 crore in Mizoram, officials said.

An Assam Rifles official said that the para-military troops accompanied by the Customs preventive force recovered 235 cases of foreign cigarettes from an abandoned area near Melbuk refugee camp at Zokhawthar in Champhai district along the Myanmar border.

"Smuggling of illegal items is a major cause of concern for the state of Mizoram. Assam Rifles have been successful in launching such operations against smuggling activities in Mizoram," an Assam Rifles statement said.

Mizoram's 510 km unfenced international border with Myanmar, especially in the bordering Champhai district, is a major hotspot of smuggling.

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