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• Event Location: Shravasti, Uttar Pradesh.
• Incident: A man smuggling opium from Nepal into India was apprehended by a joint team of SOG (Special Operations Group), Sirsiya Police, and SSB.
• Seized Material: 4 kilograms and 500 grams of opium valued at approximately ₹45 lakh in the international market were confiscated from him.
• smuggler Details: The accused was identified as Amir Ahmed, a resident of Shamli district in Uttar Pradesh. Legal action has been initiated against him, and he has been sent to jail.
• Modus Operandi: Amir purchased opium from Salman in Nepal and entered India via the Suhiya border between pillars numbered 632/2 and 633, later delivering it to Panipat in Haryana for sale.
• Investigation: Indian police are gathering intelligence on Salman based on information provided during interrogation.

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Indian Opinion Analysis

The seizure highlights ongoing cross-border narcotics smuggling through porous sections like the India-Nepal boundary near Shravasti’s Suhiya border region. The arrest demonstrates coordinated efforts between local law enforcement (Sirsiya Police),specialized units (SOG),and paramilitary forces (SSB). However, this incident also emphasizes vulnerabilities along no man’s land zones that facilitate illegal activities despite vigilance.

Nepal’s connection raises concerns about regional drug trafficking that impacts multiple indian states-ranging from Uttar Pradesh to Haryana-where drugs are ultimately sold after crossing borders undetected. Moving forward,increased surveillance paired with cross-border intelligence sharing could enhance counter-smuggling strategies while mitigating potential harm posed by such operations on society at large.

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