- Amit Shah visits border outposts in the state of Gujarat to review border security with officials.
- Police enforces drug control in Gujarat and Amit Shah chairs apex-level meetings regarding the issue.
- Bhagwant Mann, the Chief Minister, questioned the Central government regarding drug consignments passing through Gujarat ports.
Drug flows from Gujarat to Punjab, with the focus shifting to Mundra Port, prompting a political campaign.
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
Drug flows from Gujarat to Punjab, with the focus shifting to Mundra Port, prompting a political campaign.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Gujarat
state of India
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Punjab
Indian state
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Nitin Nabin
Indian politician
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- Joint task forces are actively engaged in border areas, discovering drug caches and addressing the ongoing drug infiltration issue in the region.
- Elections were held in the state of Punjab while border infiltration and drug issues persist between India and Pakistan.