Army recovers 30 kg of 'drug-like' substance along LoC in J&K's Uri
The Hindu
The peddlers trying to smuggle the drugs into the Indian side of the LoC ran away after observing the movement of troops: Police
The Army has recovered around 30 kg of a contraband substance worth about ₹25 crore in the black market along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri sector, police said on Sunday.
"On Saturday, alert Indian troops deployed along the LoC in Uri sector in Baramulla district of north Kashmir observed some suspicious movement. Upon a search of the area, it was found that a contraband-like substance, most likely drugs, was dropped there," Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Baramulla Rayees Mohammad Bhat told reporters in Baramulla.

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