Indian Coast Guard Seizes Over 53 Kg of Ganja Near India-Sri Lanka Maritime Boundary

The Indian Coast Guard recently intercepted over 53 kilograms of ganja near the India-Sri Lankan international maritime boundary line. The estimated value of the haul is Rs 60 lakh. The successful operation took place this morning, with the deployment of an air-cushion vehicle that discovered several packages on the First Island, near the IMBL. Further investigation led to the discovery of twelve abandoned packets on the island.

A statement from the Coast Guard revealed that the seized contraband will be handed over to the Customs department for further action. This interception demonstrates the Coast Guard’s commitment to preventing illegal activities in the maritime boundary areas. The operation was a joint effort involving multiple agencies and highlights the importance of cooperation in maintaining security and upholding the law.

The Coast Guard’s swift and effective response to this incident underscores their dedication to protecting the country’s borders and preventing the smuggling of illegal substances. This successful interception serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges faced in securing maritime boundaries and the importance of constant vigilance in safeguarding national interests.

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