Three Sri Lankans arrested in India for suspected drug traddicking

Police in India’s southern state of Tamil Nadu on Saturday nabbed three Sri Lankan nationals from Angamaly close to Kochi in Kerala state in connection with an international drug trafficking case

Jul 03, 2021
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Police in India’s southern state of Tamil Nadu on Saturday nabbed three Sri Lankan nationals from Angamaly close to Kochi in Kerala state in connection with an international drug trafficking case. The anti-terror squad of Tamil Nadu Police was also involved in nabbing the trio.

The three were residing in a leased house adjacent to Auxilium college of education in near Angamaly, Daily Mierror reported.

(SAM)

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