ED arrests four more accused, including Myanmar national, in cross-border drug network

What the coverage says
The Enforcement Directorate has taken four additional suspects into custody regarding an international narcotics operation, bringing a Myanmar national into the net alongside domestic handlers and operators. NDTV reports that the ongoing probe has resulted in the freezing of 991 bank accounts and uncovered financial transactions totaling hundreds of crores of rupees linking suppliers in Myanmar to handlers in Mizoram and money managers in Assam. The Hindu details the specific roles of the newly detained individuals, identifying Chintuang as the supplier of an August 2025 methamphetamine seizure weighing 49.1 kilograms, Lalrammuana as the primary handler, Jabrul Haque as the designated receiver at the Damchhera-Kanhmun border, and Abu Saleh as an alleged operator.
Written by HeadlineShine from 2 outlets' reporting, with AI assistance. Each outlet's own story is listed alongside.
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- NDTV first reported it
- The Hindu reported it
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