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Home›general›ED searches 16 places linked to smuggling of foreign-origin betel nut via the Indo-Myanmar border
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ED searches 16 places linked to smuggling of foreign-origin betel nut via the Indo-Myanmar border

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The Hindu•55m ago•0 views•
ED searches 16 places linked to smuggling of foreign-origin betel nut via the Indo-Myanmar border
Dried areca nut consignments were brought overland to the Indo-Myanmar border opposite Champhai in Mizoram, and ferried across the Tiau river at Zokhawthar in small lots, bypassing the Land Customs Station, in a well-organised racket, the ED alleges
Dried areca nut consignments were brought overland to the Indo-Myanmar border opposite Champhai in Mizoram, and ferried across the Tiau river at Zokhawthar in small lots, bypassing the Land Customs Station, in a well-organised racket, the ED alleges
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