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Kerala Police Bust Drug Ring, Woman Found Concealing Narcotics on Her Body

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Kerala Police uncovered a drug smuggling operation during a routine vehicle check at Vaniyampara in Thrissur district. Officers stopped a Swift car that was travelling from a resort in Palakkad toward Thrissur. During the inspection, a woman was found concealing drugs on her person, leading to further arrests. In total, seven individuals were taken into custody in connection with the case.

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