In a joint operation, the Indian Navy (IN) and Sri Lankan Navy intercepted two Sri Lankan fishing vessels in the Arabian Sea, seizing approximately 500 kg of narcotics (Crystal Meth) being smuggled.

In a joint operation, the Indian Navy and Sri Lankan Navy seized approximately 500kg of crystal methamphetamine from two boats in the Arabian Sea. This operation follows India's Coast Guard's record-breaking seizure of 5.

Acting on intelligence provided by the Sri Lankan Navy, the Indian Navy swiftly deployed a range of assets to locate and intercept the suspected vessels.

In a swift and coordinated operation, the Indian Navy successfully intercepted two Sri Lankan-flagged fishing boats suspected of narcotics smuggling in the Arabian Sea. According to an official release,

In a coordinated operation, the Indian Navy intercepted two Sri Lankan boats in the Arabian Sea, seizing 500 kg of crystal meth. The drugs were handed to Sri Lankan authorities. Surveillance efforts and joint exercises underline the strong India-Sri Lanka maritime security partnership.