The Indian Navy has captured narcotics values Rs 3,000 crore by a fishing boat, supposed to be of foreign source, at the Arabian sea, a Defence spokesman said here on Monday.

he explained Indian Naval Ship’Suvarna‘ whilst on surveillance patrol from the Arabian Sea, struck the fishing boat active in a questionable way.

“To inquire into the boat, the boats team ran a dressing table and search performance, which resulted in the seizure of over 300 kg of narcotics substances”, ” he said.

The ship with its team was escorted to the nearest interface, Kochi, for additional analysis, ” the spokesman said, adding that the approximate price of this seizure from the global market is projected to be Rs 3,000 Crore.

He, nevertheless, didn’t disclose the specific location in where the seizure has been effected, or so the afternoon.

“This really is a big grab, perhaps not just concerning the cost and quantity, but also from the view of disturbance of these illegal narcotics smuggling paths, which further from the Makran coast and stream involving the Indian, Maldivian and also sri-lankan destinations,” he explained.

Aside from the individual costs from drug dependency, the spoils of this narcotics commerce feed syndicates involved with terrorism, radicalisation and legal action, ” the spokesman added.