The multiple incidences of drug packets being washed ashore the Gujarat coast are no coincidence, according to investigation by the Anti-Terrorist Squad. These are the packets that drug smugglers dump into the sea on spotting vessels of Indian security agencies that get washed ashore by the waves, according to ATS sources.
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