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TN police thwarts smuggling of 6 lakh tablets near Ramanathapuram coast

By ANI | Updated: January 5, 2023 22:20 IST

The Tamil Nadu Police on Thursday seized around six lakh tablets (banned narcotic pills in Sri Lanka) on the ...

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The Tamil Nadu Police on Thursday seized around six lakh tablets (banned narcotic pills in Sri Lanka) on the coast near Vedalai village in the state's Ramanathapuram.

According to the Q branch police, the seized tablets were seized in a country boat to be smuggled to Sri Lanka.

The police found these boxes in a country boat that was to be smuggled to Sri Lanka off the coast of Vedalai and seized 6 lakh pills from them. They are also looking for fugitive smugglers.

In this situation, the Q branch police have engaged in an intensive search in the coastal areas to find out the ongoing smuggling activities.

More details are awaited.

( With inputs from ANI )

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Tags: Tamil Nadu PoliceTirunelveli deputy commissioner of policeTamil nadu director general of policeTamil nadu police department
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