Mundra Port: Who is the owner of drugs worth Rs 21 thousand crore? The conspiracy of Afghanistan and Pakistan is being hidden!

After getting bail to Aryan Khan and other accused in the Mumbai drugs case, now the case of 'heroin' worth Rs 21 thousand crores caught at Mundra port in Gujarat will arise. Such a huge consignment of about three thousand kilograms has been received for the first time. It was caught by DRI. Some arrests were also made in the initial investigation, but later the investigation of this case was handed over to the NIA.

Congress party leader and former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Digvijay Singh raised many questions in this matter on Saturday. He said who is the owner of 3000 kg heroin. Why is it being hidden? In this case, there may be a connection between Afghanistan and a conspiracy by Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI. Digvijay wrote on his Twitter whether this case is the biggest source of black money. It is also possible that this drug can be a means of raising revenue for terrorist activities. Why are the Prime Minister and the Union Finance Minister silent?

In fact, after such a huge consignment of heroin caught at the Mundra port in Gujarat in September, there was a stir in the investigating agencies. The Congress party tried to surround the central government by holding a press conference on this issue. Even after that, the party leaders continued to make rhetoric about this issue. Digvijay Singh wrote that 3000 kg of heroin has been caught, but no one is mentioning it.

Digvijay Singh writes, why is no one talking about this. What is the connection of Afghanistan in such a huge consignment of heroin? Isn't this a national security issue? The arrival of such a large consignment of drugs in the country is not a threat to the youth of the country. The country wants to know what the government is hiding. Congress leader Pawan Khera had said, what is the reason that no full-time Director General of Narcotics Control Bureau could not be made in the last 18 months. This is the most important department, which monitors the drugs. The absence of a full-time Director-General for one and a half years raises questions.

Drugs worth Rs 21 thousand crores caught at Mundra port in Gujarat created a political uproar. The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) intercepted a consignment of 'drugs' that reached Gujarat from Afghanistan via Iran's port. The interrogation was started by taking many people on remand. According to Pawan Khera, although this work belongs to the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). He should have caught 3,000 kg of heroin in Gujarat. The 'DRI' caught the case during the normal investigation.

Why the 'NCB', which made headlines by raiding the stars of the cinema world in Mumbai and recovered ten grams-twenty grams of intoxicants, is not getting a permanent DG. The posts of constable, driver, intelligence officer, DDG, DD/ZD to DG are lying vacant in NCB. There is no permanent DG in the bureau for 18 months. Dozens of 'IPS' at the center are included in the empanel list of DG and ADG ranks. Even after this, no IPS is being given the permanent charge of DG of NCB.

Congress leader Randeep Surjewala said that Narcotics Control Bureau, DRI, ED, CBI, IB, are sleeping or they are not free to take revenge on the Prime Minister's opponents. Is this not a conspiracy to directly push the youth of the country into drugs? Isn't this playing with national security, because the strings of these drugs are linked to the Taliban and Afghanistan? Does the drug mafia have the protection of any white-collar sitting in the government and government agencies? Why was Adani Mundra port not investigated? Have the Prime Minister and the Central Government not failed in the security of the country. Shouldn't the entire matter be probed by the commission of a sitting judge of the Supreme Court? Only after this, the investigation of this case was handed over to the NIA. NIA conducted raids in Delhi NCR in this case. Congress leaders say that this matter is related to the security of the country, so it will be taken up at the national level.